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Chuyển sang tab ReadyBoost và dành càng nhiều của thiết bị để ReadyBoost như bạn cần. Click Apply để lưu các thay đổi và chờ đợi như ReadyBoost cấu hình bộ nhớ cache. | makeuseof.com WiNDQws On Speed Switch to the ReadyBoost tab and dedicate as much of the device to ReadyBoost as you need. Click Apply to save the changes and wait as ReadyBoost configures the cache. You will subsequently see the blocked out space under Computer. Tina Sieber MakeUseOf.com Page 21 makeuseof.com WiNDQws On Speed Windows 7 can handle up to eight flash drives and a total of 256 GB of Virtual Memory. However not all flash drives satisfy the required performance characteristics to work with ReadyBoost. If this is the case you will be warned. Windows XP Go to Start Control Panel System Advanced tab in the Performance category click Properties switch to the Advanced tab and under Virtual Memory click Change. Instead of selecting a hard drive you can now mark a connected USB thumb drive and allocate space from this storage medium. Now take the number listed under Space available and subtract 5 MB. Enter the resulting number under both Initial size MB and Maximum size MB . Click Set and OK to save changes close all windows and reboot your computer. Avoid removing the thumb drive to prevent damage. Please note that Windows XP supports a maximum of 4096 MB in Virtual Memory. The Virtual Memory ReadyBoost trick was also featured in The Office Worker s 101 Guide to a USB Thumb Drive. Tina Sieber MakeUseOf.com Page 22 makeuseof.com WiNDQws On Speed Upgrade Your RAM When you have exhausted all optimization steps in terms of software you should consider upgrading your hardware. For both desktop computers and laptops a RAM upgrade is a cheap and easy way to boost system performance. Before you head out to buy new RAM however be sure to know what you need. There are different types of RAM modules not all will fit into your computer and modules from different manufacturers or with differing performance should not be mixed. Besides the memory slots in your computer are limited and so is the maximum amount of RAM your operating system supports. Hence before you buy .
