DataRam RamDisk

[schoondoggy 771]

I have 16GB of memory in a server testing WHS2011, which can only use 8GB.

I thought I would expirement with DataRam's RamDisk software. It is free for up to a 4GB disk.

Here is the preformance;

 

It is mainly aimed at gaming and databases.

http://memory.dataram.com/products-and-services/software/ramdisk

[ikon 438]

Still disappointed...................... :D

[pcdoc 114]

I have 16GB of memory in a server testing WHS2011, which can only use 8GB.

I thought I would expirement with DataRam's RamDisk software. It is free for up to a 4GB disk.

Here is the preformance;

 

It is mainly aimed at gaming and databases.

http://memory.dataram.com/products-and-services/software/ramdisk

 

You got my attention.  Interested how you would put this to use. 

[ikon 438]

You got my attention.  Interested how you would put this to use. 

 

It makes NotePad run like blazes

[pcdoc 114]

It makes NotePad run like blazes

 

In that case, sign me up.  Notepad has been running a bit slow.

[schoondoggy 771]

This was the initial video from NewEgg;

 

To me the question is, how much memory fits in a computer vs how much memory  the OS can really use?

 

This is the gaming video;

[Joe_Miner 254]

Reminds me of the 80's when I had a ~2MB RAM disk on an intel add on card in my original PC -- very nice ...............

[timekills 32]

It makes NotePad run like blazes

Yeh, but can it run Crysis?

[KydDynoMyte 3]

Am I understanding this correctly? WHS2011 only supports up to 8GB of RAM but you could put more than 8GB in there and make RAM Disks out of the RAM above 8GB not used by WHS2011? Finally going to make me kick myself for not maxing out the N54L to 16GB aren't you?

[FiLiNuX 30]

What is blowing my mind about this post is that WHS2011 only supports 8GB of RAM!!!  Why????

 

Ram Disks are VERY cool though.