Samsung said it will introduce a 4GB solid state drive which will act as a high speed NAND flash cache for machines running Microsoft Vista. The device is compatible with Windows Ready Boost which, Samsung said, is a feature of the OS that uses flash memory to improve the speed of systems.
Flash marketing director Don Barnetson said that caching HDD data using its drive and Vista will make working with a PC "lightning fast". A bold claim, considering the speed of lightning.
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News source: The Inq
Flash marketing director Don Barnetson said that caching HDD data using its drive and Vista will make working with a PC "lightning fast". A bold claim, considering the speed of lightning.
View: The full story News source: The Inq
And the bulkiness of Vista
Vista is not bulky, everything people are seeing is side effects of caching to start with... it uses too much memory... 90% of that memory usage is a cache that is released as needed... vista uses the disk too much... disable indexing? or just let the darn thing index... vista uses too many processes... so what? you have tons of memory to start with... and a couple of the processes you can disable if you dont want DWM...
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