jmke

Recently, I wrote an article on one of Vista's new and exclusive features designed to provide users and inexpensive means at boosting performance. This feature, known as ReadyBoost, basically uses flash memory as cache to help increase performance. In that article, I did predict that this Vista feature will open the door for many manufacturers, resulting in a number of products designed primarily for it. OCZ, a respected name in performance memory, happens to be one of the very first to release a USB flash drive optimized primarily for ReadyBoost. Just how much of a boost will it give you? Let's take a thorough look at what it can indeed offer.
http://www.extrememhz.com/vboost-p1.shtml

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