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Microsoft has poured a five-year time, spend a lot of manpower and financial resources to the development of the operating system, WindowsVista (hereinafter referred to as Vista) does give us an unprecedented experience, but also on the computer hardware made it a “harsh” requirements, which no doubt so are using the old computer but do not want to immediately upgrade the user feel very distressed. Is Vista the door of the “old machine” completely shut down? The answer is no, as long as the trick where good ideas, old computers can still tour the new system.

First move: to use flash memory to accelerate

According to the writer of the actual test, in order to smoothly run Vista, the computer preferably with 2GB of memory capacity, at least 1GB of requirements must be met. However, if your “old machine” only 512MB of memory or less, and you do not want to temporarily add a new memory, then Vista’s ReadyBoost technology can come in handy, and it can expand the system flash “memory” to help system speed.

Little Knowledge: What is ReadyBoost ReadyBoost is a Vista system, one of the innovative technology, it is faster using random access memory, or SD, CF memory card, etc. to act as a data buffer space (the data equivalent of virtual memory File ), By this “external memory” approach to accelerate the access speed of the cache system to improve performance.

Microsoft ReadyBoost flash memory to support the following provisions: (1) flash memory for the USB2.0 specification products; (2) 4KB random read speed file no less than 2.5MB / s, 512KB file is not a random write speed less than 1.75MB / s; (3) Flash memory capacity of not less than 256MB.

First prepared flash (the remaining space should be no less than 256MB, or accelerate the effect was not obvious) into the computer USB Interface, Vista will pop up, “Auto Play” window, select the “speed of my system”, the system test memory After the performance up a Disk Properties dialog box, click the dialog box’s “ReadyBoost” tab, select “Use this device” one, and then drag “is used to accelerate the system speed of the reserved space” below the slider, set the flash memory used ReadyBoost space size (see Figure 1, if your space is more flash memory, the best system in accordance with the recommended size of the dialog box to set the reserved space for acceleration).

Click “OK”, the system will automatically generate a name in the flash memory cache file ReadyBoost.sfcache (Figure 2). Thus, ReadyBoost feature will be opened up.

Note: (1) ReadyBoost enabled, flash memory can not be formatted, and the remaining space can not be discretionary; (2) If the system in the “ReadyBoost” window says “the device used accelerate the system speed does not have the necessary performance characteristics “, it means that the product does not meet the requirements of hardware indicators; (3) To give full play to ReadyBoost to speed effects, flash memory and memory size ratio should be 1:1 to ensure that 2:1; (4) HDD And MP3 Players do not support ReadyBoost.

After careful testing the author, when the system memory is only 512MB, or even hours, to enable ReadyBoost feature, the system speed up the relatively effective (especially in large-scale application environments). Obviously, for a lower memory configuration Notebook Users, ReadyBoost is useful, the technology can not only save the cost of upgrading the memory, and can greatly extend the battery life time.

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