I think that a travel drive is the way to go. They are faster than a HD and they are more stable than RAM.
At 8/7/2007 07:35 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote: >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... Phil Daley < AutoDesk > http://www.conknet.com/~p_daley _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
