with linux you can use your normal system memory as a ram drive for free, which performs even faster. the only downside is you can't boot off the memory itself
With XP, you can install it, OR : You install onto a hard drive then you "Ghost it" et restore the image onto the i-ram...
For Win Seven, i actually use 4 i-rams (4x4 MB) -> 16GB, so i use 2x Hard drives in raid 0 to install Windows Seven, then i clean unsused files, save the image and restore onto Raid 0 I-rams !
Speed and access times are impressive :)
Last thing : I know that SSD become Cheaper than I-ram but remember that I-rams have access times twice faster than SSD...
i had a question, if my mother board uses the ICH10R chipset and i wanted to do a raid array, do i still need to get a raid card and if not why do some people prefer raid cards
you definitely do not need a raid card, you should be able to run any form of RAID that is out there. the reason some people like to use RAID cards is because certain RAID cards offer a small performance boost over the built in RAID card. but with the new ich10r chipset, there is so little performance increase, its just a waste of money to get a RAID card unless you were connecting like 8 SSD's
Brilliant, i wish my computer were a lot bigger, there are 16 port sata raid controlers availible, it would be incredible to see that in action. nice video, I knew someone had to try it.
Es alucinante!! pero defragmentando un disco hecho a base de memoria de acceso aleatorio me sentiría como cuando muevo un raton mirando a una pantalla que no coincide... aunque mejora un poco el rendimiento, el cuello de botella está en el bus SATA1. Yo lo haré alguna vez...
iram is like an extra hard drive, its run off of 4 sticks of RAM, and is put into the PCI slots, no its not free, and it shouldn't make anything faster, only if you store data in it, it should make finding it faster
its 5 years old bud
the14u36 1 year ago
hi where u bought i ram?
korgpadude 1 year ago
with linux you can use your normal system memory as a ram drive for free, which performs even faster. the only downside is you can't boot off the memory itself
schmidtbag 1 year ago
Personally how fast is a single iRam since I am looking for a easy way out when it comes to page file?
oc5nsli341nforce4 1 year ago
Playing with Windows Media player is not a proof of realtime! You CAN excange audio line and you can play it slower/faster (see extensions!)
Netzblockierer 1 year ago
what is I-RAM ???
SutkasFan 1 year ago
so how do u install windows on just 4gb of storage.. i don't get this iram thing.. some1 explain plz
thanks
madzane94 2 years ago
@madzane94,
With XP, you can install it, OR : You install onto a hard drive then you "Ghost it" et restore the image onto the i-ram...
For Win Seven, i actually use 4 i-rams (4x4 MB) -> 16GB, so i use 2x Hard drives in raid 0 to install Windows Seven, then i clean unsused files, save the image and restore onto Raid 0 I-rams !
Speed and access times are impressive :)
Last thing : I know that SSD become Cheaper than I-ram but remember that I-rams have access times twice faster than SSD...
Barbatolux 2 years ago
i had a question, if my mother board uses the ICH10R chipset and i wanted to do a raid array, do i still need to get a raid card and if not why do some people prefer raid cards
volcanofg 2 years ago
If you have a setup that will exceed ~500MB/s you need a raid card or else the ICH10R wont keep up.
sajfen 2 years ago
thanks very helpful
volcanofg 2 years ago
you don't but it uses the computers cpu power. a raid card has it's own cpu onboard.
smifis2K 2 years ago
you definitely do not need a raid card, you should be able to run any form of RAID that is out there. the reason some people like to use RAID cards is because certain RAID cards offer a small performance boost over the built in RAID card. but with the new ich10r chipset, there is so little performance increase, its just a waste of money to get a RAID card unless you were connecting like 8 SSD's
akrazeeblue 2 years ago
Brilliant, i wish my computer were a lot bigger, there are 16 port sata raid controlers availible, it would be incredible to see that in action. nice video, I knew someone had to try it.
kaboooom2000uk 2 years ago
Have you had any problems with the ram drives? I was considering buying some for our test lab to run some server applications
gillimaster 2 years ago
Hi, No problem with iram (except that batteries keep my OS alive for 10 hours now (more before)).
I still have 5 irams plugged in my rr2320 controler.
I bought my first iram 2 years ago and i still love it.
Iram is perfect for server applications (small files access or really short access times).
Barbatolux 2 years ago
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Knaeckebrotsaege 2 years ago
is TestLab 2008 in english
vcval 2 years ago
Defrag on a I-ram is useless lol.
There's litterally no accestime involved so why bother moving the files around.
dwergaap 3 years ago
Just to show you how fast access times are... ;)
Moving hundreds files takes few secondes.
Barbatolux 3 years ago
comment me back
seen it yesterday! lets chat dW
BongDon420 3 years ago
Ram failure? :S
addiktion13 3 years ago
How to make the 4 of them to run in parallel ?
Is that thing stable?
Any handy software that can automatically make a disk image out of the i-RAM and put it back to the harddisk?
mcxddd 3 years ago
Use your Motherboard Raid options.
To backup my irams, I use Norton Ghost.
Yes, It is stable (as you can see Windows XP works fine with it).
Barbatolux 3 years ago
What is the music used in that video?
Chupacabras222 3 years ago
Music is : ACDC Long way to the TOP.
Barbatolux 3 years ago
Thanks buddy ;)
Chupacabras222 3 years ago
Le test de testlab est impressionant, t'as vista? Je croyais qu'il pesait 16 go? Ca rentre dessus? Ca vaux le coup la même configue que la tienne?
rachparov 3 years ago
ça marche terrible question réactivité du système : Temps d'accès 0.01ms et débit supérieurs à 400MB par seconde.
Barbatolux 3 years ago
Hello what is that last program you runned before the end on the video? Thanks!
n00bstorm 3 years ago
O&o Defrag
Barbatolux 3 years ago
Es alucinante!! pero defragmentando un disco hecho a base de memoria de acceso aleatorio me sentiría como cuando muevo un raton mirando a una pantalla que no coincide... aunque mejora un poco el rendimiento, el cuello de botella está en el bus SATA1. Yo lo haré alguna vez...
polypolyallstar 3 years ago
En caso de desconexión total prolongada del sistema (10 horas aprox.) tienes copias de back-up de la particion del SO. Punto débil...
polypolyallstar 3 years ago
what's defrag program is this?
silvaa20013 3 years ago
It looks like O&O defrag. It's my personal favorite - very very thorough.
Artuir82 3 years ago
Hah! I nailed that and hadn't even read the description yet. I'm a sad, sad human being.
Artuir82 3 years ago
O&o Defrag
Barbatolux 3 years ago
nice song!
TrojaNS2K 4 years ago
is iram free? and if i have vista, then does it speed up my computer?
Steffenevers 4 years ago
iram is like an extra hard drive, its run off of 4 sticks of RAM, and is put into the PCI slots, no its not free, and it shouldn't make anything faster, only if you store data in it, it should make finding it faster
xaces 4 years ago
i-Ram is hardware. so it is not free ;)
Chupacabras222 3 years ago
More details :
Motherboard : Asus P5K Premium (ICH9R).
SATA Mode : 4xGigabyte I-Ram card using Raid 0 (Stripe 4k), 3Gbytes on each card (total 12Gigabytes to boot my system).
Processor : Q6600@3.6Mhz.
Barbatolux 4 years ago
Fonctionnement de 4 Iram(s) en Raid 0 sous Windows XP
Barbatolux 4 years ago