MSI 970 GAMING motherboard RAMdisk ?

[Hrlyrdr22]

If anyone has this board or know anything about RAMdisk, can you tell me how I would use it?
And for those who do not know what RAMdisk is (I thought SSD in RAID 0 was as fast as you could go) then basically it uses RAM for storage. 9k write 13k read. Imagine how fast booting up windows would take, literally press the power button and you'd have the entire computer loaded within a split second!

Okay back on topic, how do I enable this? And how much RAM does this board support? Also does OC my RAM to like 2133 make the RAMdisk even faster? Should I buy RAM with a heat spreader if I use RAMdisk?
current ram doesn't have heat spreaders so worried it might set on fire with the unimaginably fast speeds.

 

[i7Baby]

Use software eg http://www.superspeed.com/desktop/ramdisk.php

or http://www.tekrevue.com/tip/create-10-gbs-ram-disk-windows/

 

[Dmitri_1]

i have an MSI FM2-A88X-G45 Gaming Assassin’s Creed Liberation HD and played around with MSI control panel to configure ramdisk and it got broken.

not sure if it was the ram disk feature or power failure. the chipset needed be replaced and would take a long time so it's pretty much scrapped now. it's a 2 year old motherboard.

If anyone has this board or know anything about RAMdisk, can you tell me how I would use it?
And for those who do not know what RAMdisk is (I thought SSD in RAID 0 was as fast as you could go) then basically it uses RAM for storage. 9k write 13k read. Imagine how fast booting up windows would take, literally press the power button and you'd have the entire computer loaded within a split second!

Okay back on topic, how do I enable this? And how much RAM does this board support? Also does OC my RAM to like 2133 make the RAMdisk even faster? Should I buy RAM with a heat spreader if I use RAMdisk?
current ram doesn't have heat spreaders so worried it might set on fire with the unimaginably fast speeds.

 

[CountMike]

Ram disk has nothing to do with MB, it resides in OS. It's part of free RAM configured to look like a drive to the OS. It's fast in use but takes longer time to BOOT and cuts down on RAM size. With an SSD it has lost it's appeal.