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I was just curious if I could load the entire OS on my memory. I have 16GB available, that way it wouldn't access the hard drive and boot faster, right? TIA
Can Windows 7 64x be stored.........?
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The closest you can do to that effect is to disable the pagefile, but you're not going to notice any performance gain.
If you want a performance boost, switch to a SSD drive, unless of course you already have one.
If you want a performance boost, switch to a SSD drive, unless of course you already have one.
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Hello forest.lawn! Welcome the the Windows 7 Forums website!
I concur with Core, that is an SSD is your best bet for a fast speedy boot-up and system.
Your RAM is actually called: SDRAM or Synchronous dynamic random access memory. What this means is that every time you power off your system, what ever is stored in RAM is lost.
I concur with Core, that is an SSD is your best bet for a fast speedy boot-up and system.
Your RAM is actually called: SDRAM or Synchronous dynamic random access memory. What this means is that every time you power off your system, what ever is stored in RAM is lost.