Mar 19, 2018 · I read some years ago about the possibility to increase the RAM by using a pen-drive USB as additional memory RAM. I already googled that but I found only articles talking about using pen-drive as additional swap.

Sep 7, 2020 · Is USB RAM or a USB processor a feasible concept? 2. Convert SSD drive into more RAM. Related. 0.

Mar 4, 2020 · Getting data in and out of a USB device always involves asking the controller to talk to a device and move packets of data. USB works more like a network adapter than RAM. So you can get a bunch of RAM, connect it to a USB controller, and have it work like a super fast storage device, but not RAM.

Sep 25, 2020 · If my laptop has an available RAM of 8GB how can I can make the available RAM to be increased to say 8+128 GB. I am not sure if this could be done, but I guess there are devices like RAID servers etc which when attached to …

Jun 5, 2020 · I have used Puppy Linux from live USB stick which ran completely in RAM, but a lot of things didn't work and so I decided to just go with a full system. With Puppy Linux, literally EVERYTHING was in RAM, but now that I want a full Ubuntu install, I only want the Ubuntu system (system files) and not all documents and files (like documents I ...

Yes your correct it is flash... Is there a converter no... DIMM RAM has all kinds of certifications and needs firmware to run correctly with the USB interfaces on your machinene... also thinking on the bigger scale your converting 100 - 240 pins just down to 2 cables inside the USB cable... firmware and an arm controller would defo be needed. ^.^

It will increase the page fault rates. Not all the additional faults will be resolved to the RAM disk (most, statistically, go to mapped files). Of those that are, yes, the PF on RAM disk will be faster than a hard drive - but NOT committing that RAM to a RAM disk, hence not incurring those additional faults at all, would be even faster.

Sep 17, 2021 · In case someone else comes by this for answers, i ran into this issue while trying to run Hirens PE from USB. Apparently, booting in legacy can cause this to,l happen if the OS you're trying to load was designed for UEIF boot. I don't know enough to be able to tell,you why this is the case, but i hope it helps someone in the future.

I have 4GB Pendrive, but I observed that it actually shows only 3.7GB as a total free memory when the pendrive is completely blank. In the product specification, it is always specified as 4GB, 8GB...

Windows Vista introduced a feature called ReadyBoost which uses a USB stick sort of as a RAM extension. Since USB is so slow compared to RAM, it would use the USB stick as a faster alternative to the hard disk's pagefile. A general-purpose processor connected over USB would be so slow as to be pretty useless except in perhaps a very specialized ...