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This site is making a lot of money selling software to speed up
machines

http://store.yahoo.com/superspeed/info.html

SuperSpeed Software ,to speed up machines,Scam or legit?

>>>SuperSpeed's Ramdisk software offers the fastest virtual disk
solution for reads and writes in the World for the Windows family of
Operating Systems. The software creates a virtual disk drive to store
files in non-swapable RAM memory.


RamDisk can improve performance by up to 50 times!

heh heh heh

If you belive that, I have this really neat bridge for sale .... lol

"Joe" <> wrote in message
news: m...
> This site is making a lot of money selling software to speed up
> machines
>
> http://store.yahoo.com/superspeed/info.html
>
> SuperSpeed Software ,to speed up machines,Scam or legit?
>
> >>>SuperSpeed's Ramdisk software offers the fastest virtual disk
> solution for reads and writes in the World for the Windows family of
> Operating Systems. The software creates a virtual disk drive to store
> files in non-swapable RAM memory.
>
>
> RamDisk can improve performance by up to 50 times!

That's just a RamDick utility which allows you to create a virtual disk in
RAM. I'm pretty sure you can find free alternatives, and one thing they
dont' mention in the advertisement is that once the computer turns off, all
the data is gone as it was staying in volatile memory (RAM). A hard disk
doesn't behave that way.

"efishta" <> wrote in message
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> "Joe" <> wrote in message
> news: m...
> > This site is making a lot of money selling software to speed up
> > machines
> >
> > http://store.yahoo.com/superspeed/info.html
> >
> > SuperSpeed Software ,to speed up machines,Scam or legit?
> >
> > >>>SuperSpeed's Ramdisk software offers the fastest virtual disk
> > solution for reads and writes in the World for the Windows family of
> > Operating Systems. The software creates a virtual disk drive to store
> > files in non-swapable RAM memory.
> >
> >
> > RamDisk can improve performance by up to 50 times!
>
> That's just a RamDick utility which allows you to create a virtual disk in
> RAM. I'm pretty sure you can find free alternatives, and one thing they
> dont' mention in the advertisement is that once the computer turns off,
all
> the data is gone as it was staying in volatile memory (RAM). A hard disk
> doesn't behave that way.

Oops, I meant "RamDisk", not RamDick... hahaha