High reads and writes on the real physical disk

Hello,

I'm using RAM Disk, and I have created a mountable image of 60 GB. To that drive, I moved my files. But when I run it (from the path of the newly created image), it still has heavy reads/writes from my main disk, which I copied the files from.

That is because you created and mounted a disk image, not a RAM disk.

A disk image is basically a simple container associated with a drive letter. It lets you place your files there and later use that image with a RAM disk. In other words, when you copy files to your image, they go into that container sitting on your hard drive (physical disk). For using a disk in RAM (aka RAM disk), please see the following links:

• If you want a persistent RAM disk, i.e. a disk in RAM with all its contents and changes backed up to your hard disk - How to create persistent RAM disks with contents preserved between sessions
• If you want a RAM disk pre-populated with your files, but discard any further changes to those files - How to create predefined files, folders and permissions on a RAM disk