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When a ramdisk is used to hold programs and an image file is saved upon shutdown, is it a good idea to defrag the ramdisk (like a normal hard disk) every now and then? I ask because SSDs shouldn't be defragged.

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I installed Java (jre 6_21) in a ramdisk (direct I/O type) on a Windows 7 machine and everything works well, except that I can no longer change the Java cache location (the "Change" button is grayed out). On my Windows XP computers with jre_18 (not installed in a ramdisk), the Java cache l...

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Hi Many thanks for your clarifications. I think I understand the issues now, with the benefit of your clear explanations. Sorry, I didn't make it clear. I mean generally it needs to set a larger value to prevent the case of insufficient paging space if using the fixed-size paging file. For eg. assum...

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Is it a good idea to install and run the Java VM in a ramdisk which also holds other programs and associated files?

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Many thanks for your detailed and helpful reply.

support wrote:I prefer the increasible paging file, because this will reduce a lot of harddisk space with a small intial value.

Do you mean this will reduce the use of RAM (esp. allocated RAM), not hard disk space?

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Hi A few questions about using a ramdisk (created with both Invisible Memory and Allocated Memory) to hold a paging file. (1) Is it essential to "Enable Image File" and "Save at Computer Shutdown" for this ramdisk? (2) Does a fixed size paging file provide the best performance? (...

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When I do a clean install of Windows 7 on a computer previously running VSuite Ramdisk standard edition, can I simply use the same registration key, or do I need to email support to manually update the registration database?

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Hi I'm planning to use VSuite Ramdisk standard edition on a new computer with an Intel i3 CPU which uses Intel HD Graphics, running Windows 7 Home 32-bit. Since Intel HD Graphics uses shared RAM, http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/quick-reference-guide-to-intel-integrated-graphics/ I wonder if...

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