Geoff
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Hard drives are a lot cheaper per GB than RAM...Too bad hard disk drives are not cheap as RAM is...![]()
Hard drives are a lot cheaper per GB than RAM...Too bad hard disk drives are not cheap as RAM is...![]()
Too bad hard disk drives are not cheap as RAM is...![]()
Hard drives are a lot cheaper per GB than RAM...
Hard drives are even cheaper than memory is...
You can get 8GB memory for £40-50, for that same price you can get a 500GB-1TB hard drive. Per GB, the hard drive is less than 1/100th of the price of RAM
Not here where I live...
Here even RAM is expensive and hard disk drives are even MORE expensive...
I hate this place lol...
Say, for example, 8GB memory cost the equivalent of £100. A 1TB drive would have to cost more that £12,500, more than 125x, for the hard drive to be more expensive per GB than RAM. If that is the case, import it from the other side of the planet and it would still be cheaper after import charges. Even where you live, hard drives are cheaper than RAM, it is universal
Good lord
Does every single post you make have to be an essay![]()
Can we ban emoticons from him? lolLoL.
Well yea if I am trying to explain something lol.![]()
Can we ban emoticons from him? lol
Keeping on topic would be a start...
updating 3d mark 2013 would be a start to.
Our of interest, how long would it take to save 10GB back over, or does it find the difference and only write back what is needed? If it is saving all of that back every time and you are still on a hard drive, even with it going from fast RAM to relatively slow hard drive, that would surely make shut downs take over a minute and the same again for loading all of that back?
Good discussion. I'm building a new computer with a total of 32 GB of RAM and will use a RAM drive to install my Flight Simulator 2004 into. The install is 26GB and I have 1,500 aircraft. A RAM drive will dramatically increase terrain loading. Over at Anandtech where I'm a member it was frowned upon to use a RAM drive. And people over there said so much as a SSD would be better? LMAO! Have they seen the speed of RAM!?
The RAM I'm getting a CAS 8 so it should be damn fast! It's not the fastest MB to MB with other stuff according to passmark, but it's still like 14,000 MB/s
Right now I'm using the Softperfect RAM drive on my laptop with a SSD for the temp directory to lessen the wear and tear on the SSD.