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Ben Enfield
To all,
I have a 4 gig card (with all of it dedicated to readyboost) and the
reliability and performance monitor says that I am only using
2,600,525,288bytes. I was wondering what other's "Bytes cached" maximums
were, the sizes of their cards and the speed rating of the cards (possibly
they are correlated).
You can access the reliability and performance monitor by typing it into the
search thing in the start menu.
Go to "Performance Monitor" on the let navigation paine
Click the Green Plus
Go to "ReadyBoost"
Add "Bytes Cached"
Check the maximum, but make sure you wait for a couple of hours after
Windows boots so it has time to fill the cache. (I don't know if that will
help, but for some reason it makes sense)
Ben
I have a 4 gig card (with all of it dedicated to readyboost) and the
reliability and performance monitor says that I am only using
2,600,525,288bytes. I was wondering what other's "Bytes cached" maximums
were, the sizes of their cards and the speed rating of the cards (possibly
they are correlated).
You can access the reliability and performance monitor by typing it into the
search thing in the start menu.
Go to "Performance Monitor" on the let navigation paine
Click the Green Plus
Go to "ReadyBoost"
Add "Bytes Cached"
Check the maximum, but make sure you wait for a couple of hours after
Windows boots so it has time to fill the cache. (I don't know if that will
help, but for some reason it makes sense)
Ben