Windows 7 Windows 7 and READYBOOST

tylerward

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It looks like you can use multiple flash drives for Readyboost. I am using a 4GB and a 2GB both are Readyboost enabled. Windows Vista would not let that happen. If you tried adding a new one, it took the new one and deleted the old one and vice versa.

Try it!
 

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basically a 4GB readyboost flash drive is like an extra 4GB of memory. I'm running a 4 and 2 + 5gigs of ram, I can definitely notice a difference when I take them out.
From things I've read, ReadyBoost doesn't help much if you have more than 2GB of ram.
 

I don't get what readyboost does, i tried it on my old 1gb USB and all it did was take up loads of space and i couldn't delete it...
I'm not sure if I should try it on my 4gb or not, what does it do?
 

 


ok, thanks... the bigger the flash memory, the more ram? or will all usb/hard drives add the same amount of ram?
 

basically a 4GB readyboost flash drive is like an extra 4GB of memory. I'm running a 4 and 2 + 5gigs of ram, I can definitely notice a difference when I take them out.
 

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