ready boost using usb as virtual memory

[Sempron Guy]

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Afaik, PQI is is a fully registered brand. Aside from flash drives, they make DDR2/DDR3 rams, SSDs, and external devices. In terms of flash drives, I even prefer PQI then Kingston. Their latest offering? USB 3.0 flash drive .

Welcome to PQI Website

[hizuka007]

aw... unsa ba.. ^_^ ....
pero dali ra jud maguba ang pqi

[limes]

basing on USB 2.0 that is and in the current market here in cebu pqi rams or unsa pa generic ako na tilawan so far sa kana nga brand wa ko ka hibaw ug highend ana or basin wa kaabot highend diri.

@Sempron does PQI offer 5years warranty or even lifetime warranty? if dili mao sad cguro barato ra sila. kingston man ni kusog sa SSD compared to pqi sa ako lang nahibaw-an. wa siguro sila ni patok diri sa pinas.

@hizuka007 timing2x raman ang ka lig-on pero naa juy mga model na di jud siya mo last if sigi gamit. naay pqi ako igsuon na usb i can say bati quality anyway gikan raman sad to sa cdrking ka agi sad ko ug ram sa pqi barato rasad and i think nag baligya ang cdrking sa pqi na ram sauna and upto now i think.

[ravendawson]

Di ako msyado mgaling sa bisaya kea inglisin ko nlng ha..

I haven't tried that USB method so far...But I know of a good way to improve your PC's performance by changing the settings of your virtual memory. Virtual memory, by the way, actually tricks the computer into thinking that there is much more RAM available than there actually is--since the programs don’t really need all the RAM available at the same time. Thus, we are able to load several programs all at once.

I found this really good site that explains the whole concept. It can also teach you how to tweak your PC settings to boost virtual memory. Just follow the link.

[Hitchiker]

slow computer? low memory? no money? use readyboost. right click properties on your flash drive and enable readyboost.. cheap alternative and you can use up to 256gb of flash memory. Superfast. no more lag! Coz LAG KILLS!