Banki
02-22-2009, 03:36 PM
WINDOWS XP ONLY!
Give Your Windows XP a Boost!
eBoostr™ is an alternative solution to Vista’s ReadyBoost and SuperFetch technologies now available on Windows XP
It speeds up your PC and improves application responsiveness by using flash memory and free RAM as an extra layer of performance-boosting cache for your PC. Use up to four inexpensive flash devices to speed up your system. Add more speed to your PC without any hardware upgrade!
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Texas Homie™
--> Memory caching (if you have plenty of RAM installed);
--> Exclude list (the most requested feature);
--> Power saving mode;
--> More than 4GB cache file size (on NTFS file system only);
--> One flash drive use on different computers;
--> Unlimited number of files in cache;
--> Build cache process improvement (including initial statistics used from XP prefetch information);
--> Load balancing mechanism improvements;
--> And many small fixes and enhancements;
--> And finally 16 new languages added: Portuguese, Ukrainian, Finnish, Czech, Danish, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Polish, Korean, Swedish, Sinhalese, Lithuanian, Arabic, Belarusian, Japanese and Thai.
Oficial site for more info:
http://www.eboostr.com/
http://i35.tinypic.com/2hnw9zo.jpg
App + Patch size: 6,3 MB
http://rapidshare.com/files/161283265/EBoostr.2.02.Build.424.rar
http://www.cyber-defender.com/stbar/toolbar/images/ico_password.jpg
no password!
WINDOWS VISTA ONLY!!
How to make your flash drive work as RAM:
Insert Your Pen drive or Memory stick -> Right click on the drive that appears in My Computer -> Go to its properties -> click on 'Readyboost' Tab
If the Windows accepts your drive to work as Readyboost then the menu will look like this :
http://www.till2day.com/images/stories/ready%20boost.jpg
Just select the option "Use this device" and select the space you want to add as RAM
And if your Pen drive's speed is not sufficient, then this menu will show a message, telling you that your pen drive's data transfer speed is less; hence, it can't work with Readyboost.
There is also a shortcut to do this. When you insert your pen drive, you will see Readyboost option in the AutoPlay menu. You can activate it from here also.
http://www.till2day.com/images/stories/ready_boost_autorun.jpg
I have already test this and it works wonderfull in xp and vista!! I have 2 PEN's working as a RAM in xp!!
Give Your Windows XP a Boost!
eBoostr™ is an alternative solution to Vista’s ReadyBoost and SuperFetch technologies now available on Windows XP
It speeds up your PC and improves application responsiveness by using flash memory and free RAM as an extra layer of performance-boosting cache for your PC. Use up to four inexpensive flash devices to speed up your system. Add more speed to your PC without any hardware upgrade!
Comments: hotlinked image removed
Texas Homie™
--> Memory caching (if you have plenty of RAM installed);
--> Exclude list (the most requested feature);
--> Power saving mode;
--> More than 4GB cache file size (on NTFS file system only);
--> One flash drive use on different computers;
--> Unlimited number of files in cache;
--> Build cache process improvement (including initial statistics used from XP prefetch information);
--> Load balancing mechanism improvements;
--> And many small fixes and enhancements;
--> And finally 16 new languages added: Portuguese, Ukrainian, Finnish, Czech, Danish, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Polish, Korean, Swedish, Sinhalese, Lithuanian, Arabic, Belarusian, Japanese and Thai.
Oficial site for more info:
http://www.eboostr.com/
http://i35.tinypic.com/2hnw9zo.jpg
App + Patch size: 6,3 MB
http://rapidshare.com/files/161283265/EBoostr.2.02.Build.424.rar
http://www.cyber-defender.com/stbar/toolbar/images/ico_password.jpg
no password!
WINDOWS VISTA ONLY!!
How to make your flash drive work as RAM:
Insert Your Pen drive or Memory stick -> Right click on the drive that appears in My Computer -> Go to its properties -> click on 'Readyboost' Tab
If the Windows accepts your drive to work as Readyboost then the menu will look like this :
http://www.till2day.com/images/stories/ready%20boost.jpg
Just select the option "Use this device" and select the space you want to add as RAM
And if your Pen drive's speed is not sufficient, then this menu will show a message, telling you that your pen drive's data transfer speed is less; hence, it can't work with Readyboost.
There is also a shortcut to do this. When you insert your pen drive, you will see Readyboost option in the AutoPlay menu. You can activate it from here also.
http://www.till2day.com/images/stories/ready_boost_autorun.jpg
I have already test this and it works wonderfull in xp and vista!! I have 2 PEN's working as a RAM in xp!!