I use the RAM Disk to store Finale Temp files and the music that I am
working on during a given session. Sure, HDs are fast these days,
but HDs have moving parts. The RAM Disk is ultra fast, and has no
moving parts...faster than any HD, and RAM is cheap. I don't
consider assigning some of my plentiful RAM to a RAM Disk to be a
waste of memory. The speed boost is worth it and I am saving ware
and tear on my HD.
On 06.08.2007 Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Another thing I miss with my recent switch to OSX, is the loss of
my RAM DISK. I found a freeware program on the web called
Esperance DV that solved this problem. It creates a RAM DISK at
startup.
I am really curious as to what you use that RAM disk for? HDs are so
quick these days I can't see why anyone would waste memory with a
RAM disk...
Johannes
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