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How to Test USB Flash Drive Read & Write Speed

Every flash drive manufacturer's advertising their product with a cheap price tag and e-commerce sites promote them with an additional discount as an offer, which force people to buy even when it's not necessary. Regardless of its speed, brand and reliability, user's rush to buy it just for the capacity of storage that it holds. What most of the user's not aware of these devices with a cheap price tag is that its specification (i.e. read & write) capacity, despite the USB flash drives were identical with other USB flash drives of same capacity which are slightly expensive. But they come with a relatively different speed, which makes them a bit expensive among its rivals with less speed. Top 3 Best Benchmark Tools  to Check USB flash Drive Speed  If you have planned to buy a USB flash drive (or) just bought one already, Besides its storage capacity have you ever checked how fast is your flash drives and how much of data it can transfer at a particular time in...

How To Use USB Drive As RAM to Increase Computer Speed

Note: Users running a 32bit system with 4GB Ram are advised to skip this article because 4GB is the maximum limit for a 32bit system. However, 64-bit system users can extend physical memory usage up to 512GB in Windows 8 and 192 GB in windows 7. Often your computer responds very slow after some hours of usage, it is due to overwhelming data that's being stored in your RAM since RAM is a temporary storage device it gets back to normal state after a restart, by removing entire data's that were currently stored temporarily in physical memory. USB devise as a RAM But there are several applications that require a minimum of 2GB of RAM to run, so users with low RAM capacity opt for buying an additional RAM. To avoid this you can use USB flash drive as RAM to boost your computer performance. How to Convert USB flash drive into RAM USB drives don't replicate the actual performance of the RAM(physical memory), it'll just boost the performance by increasing the t...

How to Speed Up Computer Performance Without Restart

Restore Computer Performance Without Restart Restarting your computer is the well known ideal procedure to restore and increase the speed and performance of the computer back to normal form, which kills the currently running process and frees up the temporary data stored in RAM. However you won't restart every time to restore the speed back, so you then became familiar with the sluggish computer and continue to work with the slow speed. But since restart terminates all the currently opened applications, you may not know what are the application used earlier for some specific purposes and also waiting for the system to restart every time to attain the actual speed would be a frustrating one. Read Also: How to Make Computer Speak Whatever You TYPE using Notepad < Increase Computer Speed/Performance - After Hour's Of Usage (or) Restore back from Sleep/Hibernate Mode Whenever an activity is carried out on a computer, RAM keeps the application temporary data...