On 23 Jul 20  07:56:00, Kurt Weiske said the following to Nick Andre:

KW>  NA> Meh don't bother wasting time with that, Readyboost was yet another
KW>  NA> convoluted solution to a problem nobody really cared to have solved.
KW> 
KW>  Sounds like it was a solution for a specific issue - low memory Vista
KW>  and 7 machines back in the day.

Exactly this. Todays computers I believe have SSD's and at least 4gb as a
bare-minimum RAM configuration, 8gb being pretty much commonplace.

On my somewhat older EXSI servers they still use SAS drives but have 64gb RAM
each and happily zip along very nicely. An SSD upgrade will likely only 
benefit the one that runs Exchange and Fidonet here as those two are the most
disk-intensive systems,

Nick

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