Reviews of RAMDisk

1. 
   jotte_ct

   Reviewing 3.5.130R17 (Jan 7, 2011)

   For 32 bit OS I'd recommend Romex's VSuite over this one which works fine on my 64 bit OS.
2. 
   Phat Esther

   Reviewing 3.5.130 RC14 (Dec 3, 2010)

   Working perfect for me without any error on win7 no restart no freeze no crash 100% safe install and uninstall, I always create any size ramdisk daily or hourly when I want working faster with big file eg 500MB to 1,5GB as usually. Iv use the free version. Just type the disk size what you want and push start button and if you not need use anymore just simple uninstall from memory. Incredible speed harddisk in memory. This is the best tool that I ever seen for computers.
3. 
   CobraPL

   Reviewing 3.5.130 RC14 (Nov 15, 2010)

   Very good program ! But my Win 7 hangs during shutdown because of thus app, so only 2 stars.
4. 
   coolticker

   Reviewing 3.5.130 RC14 (Nov 14, 2010)

   Free for less than 4GB raldisk, very usefull. I don't know if this one (I know other ramdisks) can use the memory hole between 3/4GB on 32Bits Windows version.
   
   Very usefull when you have an app that need hudge/fast file access on a special file that you may be able to move to ramdisk.
   
   Also usefull for app developpers to check how fast their program can be and if disk access is a big bottleneck or not.
5. 
   Juhandra

   Reviewing 3.5.130 RC14 (Nov 12, 2010)

   I once tried it a few days ago, and it always makes your system hang at the System Shutdown sequence.
6. 
   sweathog

   Reviewing 1.9.100 Beta (Jan 16, 2007)

   Using a ramdisk under windows xp or 2000 is not a dumb idea when used in the manner described by ark2000.
   
   The link cited by Mastertech is misleading because the article argues against putting a Windows PAGING file on a ramdisk, which is indeed a stupid idea.
   
   But using a ramdisk to store temporary program and webbrowing files makes a lot of sense and can speed up browsing if you have enough RAM. I devote about 12% of my 2GB of ram to a ramdisk for temp and internet files. I can't accurately rate this product because I don't use it. I use the one at: http://www.ramdisk.tk. Has worked great for me unless you format the ramdisk in NTFS, then, for some reason it locks up. But FAT or FAT32 cause no problems for me.
7. 
   ark2000

   Reviewing 1.9.100 Beta (Mar 16, 2005)

   ok,
   
   I'm using a ramdrive to do the following: use it for temp, tmp directory, use it for temporary directories in any app that allows to set it, agent, winrar and so on. Use it for ie temporary internet files, however the cookies directory is still on hd so I don't have to remember the passwords. Installed firefox on it, firefox is instant now and page reloads are all instant.
   
   I do have automate running a backup of firefox directory, but it's in sync mode so unless there are new or changed files there is no activity.
   
   I have a dual processor with 2gb ram to begin with, but I can tell you, with all that as described, system is much faster and quieter since there is no hd activity when browsing for example, either in ie of firefox.
   
   I am not using this app, I'm using this one: http://www.ramdisk.tk/ no crashes, no BSOD's nothing.
8. 
   mrmatt

   Reviewing 1.9.100 Beta (Mar 16, 2005)

   I like the idea im not limited to thinking A RAMDISK under Windows NT/2000/XP is a dumb idea.
   
   Generally, the Windows(r) 2000 cache manager does a much better job of optimizing memory usage than Ramdisk does However Id go as far to say using one is a great idea
   Who wants crappy temp files or cookies when they can be directed to a ram drive and removed with a simple restart.
   
   http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q257405/
   for those of you want to find out more.
9. 
   mjm01010101

   Reviewing 1.9.100 Beta (Mar 16, 2005)

   Anybody who understands NT/XP memory technology will also laugh with me and not even bother.
10. 
    Shadow Lord

    Reviewing 1.7.100 (Sep 28, 2003)

    Extremly unstable. After installation began experiencing crashes regulary w/ winxp sp1a. Also would get an error on every boot up sayin the system has recovered from a major unstability (paraphrasing of course). Removed the program (which had to be done is safe mode since the install routine could not (apparently) shut down the damn service... and all is good now... Needs a LONG time to mature as a program...
11. 
    jkirby

    Reviewing 1.7 (Sep 24, 2003)

    A RAMDISK under Windows NT/2000/XP is a dumb idea. The memory mapping of the cache manager is far better and a RAMDISK uses twice as much memory; memory for the cache manager and memory for the RAMDISK itself.
    100% useless

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