Sorry, new to unix and mac os, but im pretty shore that this "new" feature from vista it's a copy from previous unix and linux versions.
Anyway, how can I do this on my MB??
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There's no official support for "ReadyBoost" like feature in the current version of OS X Tiger as far as I know. Possibly the upcoming Leopard will have this feature.
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It's getting pretty mixed reviews under Vista as far as actually performing much benefit.
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I noticed a pretty big improvement when I used a 1GB Sandisk Micro for my Vista Desktop PC with only 1GB of RAM. -
Ready Boost works best on Vista with 512MB of memory, where it makes a huge difference. It didn't seem to make a big difference with 1GB on Vista RC1 and RC2, but I've never used RTM.
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OS X does not do this, and from what I hear there is minimal difference in Vista.
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USB key as RAM boost?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by SuxiKatana, May 21, 2007.