| Re: Ready Boost Hack Settings? [message #350867 is a reply to message #350774] |
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| danpaul88 wrote on Sun, 14 September 2008 06:05 |
SuperFetch loads frequently used files into unused areas of your RAM. This makes use of otherwise wasted RAM, and speeds up loading of programs, assuming those programs are the ones that SuperFetch decided to load.
The actual way it works is a bit more complex (it takes into account things which programs you open at which times of the day and such), that's a general overview of what it does. The RAM it uses for a cache is released as soon as any other applications require it, so it does not actually USE any RAM in that sense (other than the RAM used by the service to run).
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