I've tried a few times and simply resuming from hibernation beat a boot with readyboost.
The Ready Boost feature in Win 7 which allows you to insert a flash drive and use it to speed up the "Super Pre-Fetch" features of Windows is the subject of my question.
I had a spare 1GB flash drive and I used it for this purpose but I was wondering if I used one of my 4GB flash drives for that if it would make a performance difference. Basically, is there a limit to the size of the flash memory you make available for this feature at at what point are you wasting the available flash memory?
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