Slurgi
10-04-01, 08:53 AM
I have seen comments above ram drives and their uses, and while waiting for my new processor to come in the mail (at school computer), I was thinking...
If you have a burner with a relatively small buffer, or would like to run slower programs in the background while copying CD's, setting the CD to copy to the RAM drive, then copy to the CD-R. I havent lost a CD ever if I copy the tracks or data in Windows/temp first, then copy to the CD. I Imagine this would work much faster with a RAM Drive.
I think when i get my new processor, I might make a 80 MB ram drive just for that...
If you have a burner with a relatively small buffer, or would like to run slower programs in the background while copying CD's, setting the CD to copy to the RAM drive, then copy to the CD-R. I havent lost a CD ever if I copy the tracks or data in Windows/temp first, then copy to the CD. I Imagine this would work much faster with a RAM Drive.
I think when i get my new processor, I might make a 80 MB ram drive just for that...