Does a ReadyCache SSD Create a physical copy of the files?

[TreeTerra]

I'm thinking about putting one of these in my system:

http://www.newegg.com/global/uk/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820171667
From what I've gathered you use the software and restart your pc 3 times then it knows what is used most often.

What I want to know is: could I use this to put my OS then take the Mechanical drive that had the OS on it originally out and then put a different one in (the original is very slow and old)

 

[boosted1g]

32gb is very small and is just enough for windows and a few programs.

For just a little bit more you can get a 120gb ssd drive. Just recently newegg had the kingston 300 on sale for $55 (picked me up one for my htpc).

 

[TreeTerra]

32gb is very small and is just enough for windows and a few programs.

For just a little bit more you can get a 120gb ssd drive. Just recently newegg had the kingston 300 on sale for $55 (picked me up one for my htpc).

I might go for an actual SSD is their a way I can just copy my OS from my current system to it, all tutorials ive seen transfer everything not just OS

 

[boosted1g]

Samsung and intel provide utilities for this, you can also use acronis, easus, paragon, macrium relfect, etc to clone a drive.

With that said, it is best to do a clean install to eliminate any problems.

You will also need to go in and set your bios to ahci and follow tutorial on how to change it in windows insatll.

Edited: Sorry I did not initially read from your post that you wanted just the OS and not the programs or anything else. There is no applicaiton that will automatically pull just the OS/User accounts out it is an all or nothing deal.

 

[Y0GI]

This program can copy just the OS to your new SSD but it costs $19.95: http://www.paragon-software.com/technologies/components/migrate-OS-to-SSD/

You can Google for a $5 discount coupon.

Yogi