Gigabot
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When I noticed perris's topic about ReadyBoost I started researching some stuff that I didn't know about ReadyBoost. I came across another term "ReadyDrive". I didn't know that ReadyDrive was but now I do!
Here's a quote describing what Windows ReadyDrive is:
I don't have any H-HDD (Hybrid Hard Drive) so I can't really test this out, but I found an interesting article on WikiHow that explains how to set this up and it also has some great tips. If anyone with an H-HDD is interested in trying this out then follow the article at eHow:
http://www.ehow.com/how_2056409_use-readydrive-windows-vista.html
Be sure to report your results back here and tell us about your experience!
Here's a quote describing what Windows ReadyDrive is:
eHow.com said:Windows Vista increases system performance by including a wealth of new features like ReadyBoost and ReadyDrive. ReadyBoost allows you to use flash memory to increase system memory on the fly, while ReadyDrive gives users the opportunity to use specially designed hybrid hard drives to increase read speeds and reduce battery drain. ReadyDrive capable hard drives are now becoming available, and users on the go will be impressed by how well they improve productivity.
I don't have any H-HDD (Hybrid Hard Drive) so I can't really test this out, but I found an interesting article on WikiHow that explains how to set this up and it also has some great tips. If anyone with an H-HDD is interested in trying this out then follow the article at eHow:
http://www.ehow.com/how_2056409_use-readydrive-windows-vista.html
Be sure to report your results back here and tell us about your experience!