Samsung 64GB 2.5" SATA-II MLC Solid State Hard Drive

Follow this guide once you've installed Vista on your SSD. Should cover everything you need, if not just post here.

Thanks for the guide - it is helpful. I checked the ideas behing those tweaks cos that's what I do lol. On that point I wouldn't disable superfetch if I were you. There's nothing faster than ram. I've seen this discussed on other forums and this is a bit of a misnomer. :)
 
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Thanks for the guide - it is helpful. I checked the ideas behing those tweaks cos that's what I do lol. On that point I wouldn't disable superfetch if I were you. There's nothing faster than ram. I've seen this discussed on other forums and this is a bit of a misnomer. :)

I think the reason to turn off superfetch was due to stuttering with some brands of SSD's. If you get no stutter problems then leave it off. There is no doubt that RAM is faster.
 
I'm highly sceptical about this, I must say - does it really make a noticeable difference?

ill let you know shortly, but tbh, its quite rapid at the moment so i think i would be hard pushed to see a difference

i just want to limit my SSD read/writes
 
Firefox uses its own ram cache anyway, which you can increase the size of if you wish.

Do about:cache to see the current size and usage.
 

Yeah I tried that but doesn't work with firefox 3. If you guys want the link I can post it for '3'.:)

Unfortunately posting on iPhone so can't paste the link. Will do when home.

Ie is different and imo a lot easier. Will post links. :)
 
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Yeah I tried that but doesn't work with firefox 3. If you guys want the link I can post it for '3'.:)

You got a link about this 'ram cache '?

Unfortunately posting on iPhone so can't paste the link. Will do when home.
Yes please mate if you dont mind, do you know if these guides will work with IE and Chrome ??
 
http://kb.mozillazine.org/User.js_file#About_the_user.js_file

That's the link for firefox 3


Find your profile folder.

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder

You have to create a user.js file, open a text editor such as Notepad and save the empty file as "user.js" inside your profile folder.

Template is:

// Relocate parent directory for browser cache
user_pref("browser.cache.disk.parent_directory", "D:\\Mozilla\\Firefox\\");

And where d mozzila firefox put your own directory in there.

I hope that's clear .

So then you'll have the browser cache that saves onto hdd not onto the sdd.

Hope that works.
 
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