Hallo zusammen.
Um den Spekulationen, wann Ready-Boost-Fähig und wann nicht, hier die Mindestanforderungen von Microsoft für die Nutzung als Ready-Boost-Stick.
Mindestens 500 MByte Kapazität.
Datentransferraten von mindestens 5 MByte/s (lesend) und 3 MByte/s (schreibend).
Das ist das ganze Geheimis von Adler Sahne ;D ;D
Windows® ReadyBoost™
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Information about Windows ReadyBoost
1.The Windows ReadyBoost technology (formerly code-named “EMD”) makes PCs more responsive by using flash memory on a USB drive, SD Card, CF Card, or other memory form factor to boost system responsiveness.
2.To use Windows ReadyBoost, PCs must be preinstalled with Windows Vista™ and have access to a non-volatile flash memory buffer with at least 1GB of storage capacity. The flash memory buffer must also meet the requirements for random reads and random writes specified in the Windows Vista Logo “Storage-0009 WLP” specification:
5 MB/sec throughput for random 4k reads across the entire device
3 MB/sec throughput for random 512k writes across the entire device3.Microsoft recommends that the manufacturers confirm that a particular flash device exhibits the above capabilities by downloading and executing the self test kit before claiming that a device enables the Windows ReadyBoost feature. The self-test kit may be downloaded from Microsoft.
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