Performance Partitioning for Vista 64

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loudnproud

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I've heard of multiple smaller drives that hold your OS can improve performance but by how much? If you have your swap file on a seperate drive, registry on seperate drive, applications seperate, etc.. can you expect a noticable boost in performance? any insight into the idea would be appreciated. Thanks.
 
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I would think you are better off putting a lot of RAM into the machine.

If you have enough RAM, then the swap file will not get used and the registry reading will be cached as well. So I think you will get nearly no benefit if you have enough RAM. Certainly not enough benefit to justify the hassle and cost.
I would think you are better off putting a lot of RAM into the machine.

If you have enough RAM, then the swap file will not get used and the registry reading will be cached as well. So I think you will get nearly no benefit if you have enough RAM. Certainly not enough benefit to justify the hassle and cost.
 
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