- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: Fake
You didn't fully read what I said. Readyboost does not provide "MUCH" of a performance increase if you have 1GB of RAM or more. As todays applications don't need to use up more than 1-2GB. Readyboost is only good if you have 512MB of RAM, and if you don't believe me heres a benchmark from AnandTech Okay, but I think you should realize that Windows Vista itself might take up 512 MB of your RAM, so you're basically left with 512 MB to play Halo 2 and run whatever else is in the background.
Posted by: c_marvel360
Posted by: vincent5
Flash drives are slower than actual RAM, so ReadyBoost isn't very practical for increasing speed.
And would you believe Gamespot if they were talking about technology? They don't even know the name of Xbox 360's graphics chip.
hey what is the name of the xbox 360's graphics chip?i know its ATI tho.I think it's Xenon or the Xenos, but that's just off the top of my head.
GameSpot isn't totally reliable for PCs, so I don't recommend believing everything they say. They're GameSpot, after all, they care more about gaming than they do PCs.
[Edited on 05.14.2007 4:48 PM PDT]