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I performed the 60 s system performance scan (I can't remember the exact name
but it was in the Control Panel) both with and without my ReadyBoost-capable
flash device connected to the PC. My device has 4GB of space, but my PC has
1 GB of RAM on it, so I set the device to use ~2.5 GB for ReadyBoost paging.
With the device connected, the report says that there is excessive paging,
and I have on average ~128 MB of RAM free.
When I disconnect the device, the report does not warn me about excessive
paging, and it says I have on average ~256 MB of RAM free.
However, I believe that the ReadyBoost is making a difference in the overall
performance because I can tell some programs boot faster with the device
connected than when it is not connected. However, this could just be my
imagination if the performance report is telling me I am better off without
the device.
So, basically, I would just like an explanation about this report because I
don't understand it. If I just uprgraded my RAM, to say 3GB, would it then
make little difference whether the ReadyBoost device is causing excessive
paging?
but it was in the Control Panel) both with and without my ReadyBoost-capable
flash device connected to the PC. My device has 4GB of space, but my PC has
1 GB of RAM on it, so I set the device to use ~2.5 GB for ReadyBoost paging.
With the device connected, the report says that there is excessive paging,
and I have on average ~128 MB of RAM free.
When I disconnect the device, the report does not warn me about excessive
paging, and it says I have on average ~256 MB of RAM free.
However, I believe that the ReadyBoost is making a difference in the overall
performance because I can tell some programs boot faster with the device
connected than when it is not connected. However, this could just be my
imagination if the performance report is telling me I am better off without
the device.
So, basically, I would just like an explanation about this report because I
don't understand it. If I just uprgraded my RAM, to say 3GB, would it then
make little difference whether the ReadyBoost device is causing excessive
paging?