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Originally Posted by oldcompgeek 
Personally, I have found that on my system, it works best as just a simple "boost" drive . You know, the one where windows 7 comes on the screen after you finish running the RAMDISK software, and it asks you whether you want to use it to speed up your system or not. Since I never use more than 5 gigs of ram anyway, really, it's just using space that wouldn't have been used for anything anyway. I have noticed a 4 to 6 minute increase in my nero vision conversion and burn times on movies and a increase in loading times for basic programs using it that way. Just make sure when you run RAMDISK that you use fat 32 instead of 16 and set aside at least 2 to gigs for it up to a max of 4 gigs. (6 igs if you have actual AMD memory). Then as soon as you're done windows will ask you if you want to use it to speed up your system.
http://www.radeonramdisk.com/

Personally, I have found that on my system, it works best as just a simple "boost" drive . You know, the one where windows 7 comes on the screen after you finish running the RAMDISK software, and it asks you whether you want to use it to speed up your system or not. Since I never use more than 5 gigs of ram anyway, really, it's just using space that wouldn't have been used for anything anyway. I have noticed a 4 to 6 minute increase in my nero vision conversion and burn times on movies and a increase in loading times for basic programs using it that way. Just make sure when you run RAMDISK that you use fat 32 instead of 16 and set aside at least 2 to gigs for it up to a max of 4 gigs. (6 igs if you have actual AMD memory). Then as soon as you're done windows will ask you if you want to use it to speed up your system.
http://www.radeonramdisk.com/
So that would be like a Cache then
FancyCache all the way, been using it for months now, works great with games, you will notice games reload levels much quicker.
The best thing about FancyCache is the way it can prolong the life of your SSD through using a deferred write cache, i usually get something like 70-90% of all writes deferred so less is wrote to the SSD.
Its very versatile as well, you can choose to use Ram, Flash media or SSD to store a cache to speed up your system.





