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    RAMdrive/disk Q?

    Looking for info pertaining to setting up/using a RAMdrive for a pal---he insists his games etc will be much better off (faster) using this method, if it was so GREAT I think id be hearing more accordingly---whats your thought???

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    Unless your pal has tons, and I mean tons of RAM, it's not going to work. He would have to set up a batch file to copy all the game files to the RAMdrive and then edit all the necessary regiitry entries, etc.. Considering most modern games of any consequence are hundreds of MB's in size... you can see where this is going.

    Hope that helps.

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    Hmmm I thought partial diskspace could be allocated as ram---see? no wonder IM askin for verification :-)

    Ok now I see alittle more then what my friend was tellin me by reading this: http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/a...375580,00.html

    [This message has been edited by thekingofpain (edited 07-27-2001).]

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    This looks interesting.... http://www.jlajoie.com/
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