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Best RAM Disk for Windows 10
Started by Andrea
Andrea
Best RAM Disk for Windows 10 23 September 2015, 21:15 |
Hi!
After using SoftPerfect RAM Disk on Windows 7 and trying a few other before that, I can say with certainty that this is the best RAM Disk software. Now I moved to Windows 10 and wondering if there are plans to release a new version of SoftPerfect RAM Disk for Win10? It's an excellent product and I really hope it will be compatible with Win10 soon!!
After using SoftPerfect RAM Disk on Windows 7 and trying a few other before that, I can say with certainty that this is the best RAM Disk software. Now I moved to Windows 10 and wondering if there are plans to release a new version of SoftPerfect RAM Disk for Win10? It's an excellent product and I really hope it will be compatible with Win10 soon!!
Lexxy
Re: Best RAM Disk for Windows 10 23 September 2015, 22:37 |
Kidmar
Re: Best RAM Disk for Windows 10 29 October 2015, 21:29 |
Paul Panda
Re: Best RAM Disk for Windows 10 02 November 2015, 09:38 |
Robert McKee
Re: Best RAM Disk for Windows 10 - questions about creating and mounting 22 November 2015, 11:00 |
Using the latest version for Windows 10 and noticed the following peculiarities. Can anyone help me to understand this?
- When creating a new drive, it takes a very long time, and eventually the application UI just locks up, but it does finish, so I need to restart the application.
- Mounting a drive, it mounts it, but it doesn't put it into the list of drives, so I can't tell it to save the contents.
- The amount of memory displayed as free at the bottom of the application seems to be incorrect. I have 64GB of ram with a 30GB ram disk, but it's showing 57425 MB of memory free.
Re: Re: Best RAM Disk for Windows 10 - questions about creating and mounting 22 November 2015, 12:10 |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 3 519 |
Are you sure you have created a RAM disk, not just mounted an image file through Image - Mount Image? From what you described, it seems to be the case, and if so then:
- Creating an image file does take a long time due to the need of writing that image to the hard disk. This is perfectly normal.
- The image is not shown in the list of RAM Disks simply because it is not a RAM Disk.
- Creating an image doesn't affect the amount of RAM available because it's a file on your HDD mounted to a drive letter.