Of course someone who can buy x79 mobo and 32GB ram can also buy 64bit OS, but unfortunately some machine driver and apps doesn't support it. So this Asrock's feature will help. I don't care faster browsing, but faster Photoshop and file compressing on 32bit OS will really helpful. The most unfortunate case (for me) is....I can't make it work with Z68 ext3 gen3. the ramdrive doesn't show after I click the start button.
this actually might be usefull for Windows XP for people that want to stay with it, if it can indeed be used as a virtual disk, then just put he swap/paging file on it.
I tried this and now i cannot uninstall it, my computer keeps of downloading the drivers for it on startup, i even deleted the partition itself but it wont uninstall completely, please somebody help!
@wajinshu maybe for lamers and newcomers ASRock is better, but for experienced guys - RAMdisk. I know how to put google chrome cache
open the properties of the link for Chrome and put there C:\Users\.........\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe -disk-cache-dir="H:\TEMP\Chrome" where H: stands for your RAMdrive
I just built my x79 system. Used the ASRock Extreme9 mobo. Got 32GB of RAM, but almost made a mistake by getting the home version of W7, which only supports up to 16GB of RAM... so if people out there are building x79 systems with a lot of RAM, it's best if you buy the Professional 64 bit version of Windows 7.
One more thing, Windows 32 bit is capable of using 64GB of RAM as seen in the Windows Server operating systems. Windows 7 32 bit is intentionally limited to 4GB so Microsoft can milk their customers for more money.
@tux9656 customers? people havent payed for windows since windows 95... i actually remember the schools techy kid installing a pirated version of windows on some school pcs... using floppy discs
I'd like to add that even though 32 bit Windows can use 4GB of RAM, 32 bit Windows applications can only use a maximum of 2GB and many applications can only use a maximum of 1GB. This is also true with 32 bit applications on 64 bit Windows. For a gaming system, unless your games have 64 bit binaries or you plan to run other things in the background, any amount of RAM over 6GB is mostly useless and wasted.
Well you need the 64-bit professional edition for the 32 GB. Home Edition is only for 16 GB. And while still getting this board cheaper than the competitors, you indeed save some money. 150-200 dollars probably.
@lotor666 well that's you're expierence, for school i had to run a program, but i couldn't because i had 64bit (an older program from ~2004). honestly i would still recommed 64bit soon or later every one will have an 64bit and 32bit programs will simply be not used.
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Of course someone who can buy x79 mobo and 32GB ram can also buy 64bit OS, but unfortunately some machine driver and apps doesn't support it. So this Asrock's feature will help. I don't care faster browsing, but faster Photoshop and file compressing on 32bit OS will really helpful. The most unfortunate case (for me) is....I can't make it work with Z68 ext3 gen3. the ramdrive doesn't show after I click the start button.
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runejpunk 3 days ago
this actually might be usefull for Windows XP for people that want to stay with it, if it can indeed be used as a virtual disk, then just put he swap/paging file on it.
funk192 5 days ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 32GB(3 usable) hahahah on 32 bit windows! Epic FAIL!
bero231 6 days ago
Can this be used with the Z68 E3 Gen3 Mobo?
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I need help with that .Anyone....please
TheDzuSko 1 week ago
@TheDzuSko same problem here! Gear: P67 Extreme6
gordoun 1 week ago
I tried this and now i cannot uninstall it, my computer keeps of downloading the drivers for it on startup, i even deleted the partition itself but it wont uninstall completely, please somebody help!
MyFaceHole 1 week ago
This will help if i got 8GB of RAM and 64 bit os?
kkieliszekk 1 week ago
Please make this technology available for Z68 motherboards also. I am an owner of ASRock Z68 Pro3 and I want to use this technology
ukrainianstudent 2 weeks ago
@ukrainianstudent
It is available for Z68 chipset.. download it on Asrock website...
wajinshu 2 weeks ago
@wajinshu thanks, I found it. I will try and compare it with other vendor's software
ukrainianstudent 2 weeks ago
@ukrainianstudent
Welcome :)
wajinshu 2 weeks ago
@ukrainianstudent you know how i apply it ? i have the software but i cant find the apply button for it im running asrock p67 pro.
freshboyvic 2 weeks ago
@freshboyvic I have the Apply button, I didn't tried it yet because I use another software for RAMDisk now
ukrainianstudent 2 weeks ago
@ukrainianstudent
I also tried Ramdisk but this is more easy to setup *Firefox Cache files etc* I hope this will have google chrome support for cache files.. :)
wajinshu 2 weeks ago
@wajinshu maybe for lamers and newcomers ASRock is better, but for experienced guys - RAMdisk. I know how to put google chrome cache
open the properties of the link for Chrome and put there C:\Users\.........\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe -disk-cache-dir="H:\TEMP\Chrome" where H: stands for your RAMdrive
ukrainianstudent 2 weeks ago
@ukrainianstudent yeah i guess asrock sucks cause i tryied to contact their customer service like two weeks i emailed them nothing back.
freshboyvic 2 weeks ago
@freshboyvic hmmm.... they answer my e-mails fast (up to 2 days)
ukrainianstudent 2 weeks ago
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32gigs x79 mobo and you run a 32 bit haha..seriously 64bit pro or ultimate if so desired
drfreak640 1 month ago
32gigs x79 mobo and you run a 32 bit lol seriously 64bit pro or ultimate if so desired
drfreak640 1 month ago
0:41 32 GB installed 3.2 GB usable lol!! XD
TheZoltrix 1 month ago
Windows 7 home 64bit supports more than 4gb retail copies come with both
RogueBrit 1 month ago
I just built my x79 system. Used the ASRock Extreme9 mobo. Got 32GB of RAM, but almost made a mistake by getting the home version of W7, which only supports up to 16GB of RAM... so if people out there are building x79 systems with a lot of RAM, it's best if you buy the Professional 64 bit version of Windows 7.
ebola111 1 month ago
One more thing, Windows 32 bit is capable of using 64GB of RAM as seen in the Windows Server operating systems. Windows 7 32 bit is intentionally limited to 4GB so Microsoft can milk their customers for more money.
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@tux9656 customers? people havent payed for windows since windows 95... i actually remember the schools techy kid installing a pirated version of windows on some school pcs... using floppy discs
WhiteGravey 2 months ago
I'd like to add that even though 32 bit Windows can use 4GB of RAM, 32 bit Windows applications can only use a maximum of 2GB and many applications can only use a maximum of 1GB. This is also true with 32 bit applications on 64 bit Windows. For a gaming system, unless your games have 64 bit binaries or you plan to run other things in the background, any amount of RAM over 6GB is mostly useless and wasted.
tux9656 2 months ago
I am more interested if I can do this in my 64bit OS so I can make a 6GB ramdisk
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@tevolotaha1 second this question. 64bit os's may see 32GB of ram, but they don't make use of it either :(
rowanunderwood 2 months ago
If u need a 3960X and x79 mobo, then u are going to use more than 4 GB RAM, and you need a 64 bit OS
vaguito134 2 months ago
LOL, doesn't this just enable PAE in Windows? Can somebody tell me how this is a feature of the motherboard and not of just Windows?
kungfujesus06 2 months ago
is this out?
OneVerce 2 months ago
I like how you simply click on a button and it takes care of every temporary folder ;)
do you know any other software that can do that?
I have p67 fatal1ty mb (not compatible) :(
fdp06 2 months ago
mad face :D try to relax next time ok?
damnhereiam 3 months ago
Yes, I'll have you build me one, thank you. What do you mean I have to pay for it?
MagikGimp 3 months ago
Where's Chris? He's awesome!
XcelentTom 3 months ago 5
@XcelentTom
He made his own company XD
Hokrollo1 3 months ago
"It" sounds like a robot lol
MrEvilspirit7 3 months ago
Now this is usefull .
But if someone has enough money for an x79 mobo , 32Gb ram , than he has enough for an 64bit os .
kristof070 3 months ago 19
@kristof070 Yup, you're speaking sense! :P
AmH032uTuBe 3 months ago
@kristof070
Well you need the 64-bit professional edition for the 32 GB. Home Edition is only for 16 GB. And while still getting this board cheaper than the competitors, you indeed save some money. 150-200 dollars probably.
Hokrollo1 3 months ago
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HeManMasterUniverse 2 months ago
@kristof070 buttt. 64Bit can't run all programs, and with a 32Bit os you're 100% sure that u can use all programs:)
GamingFlocka 2 months ago
@GamingFlocka I honestly have never run in to a program I cannot run in x64... being that it also installs x32 apps no problem.
lotor666 2 months ago
@lotor666 well that's you're expierence, for school i had to run a program, but i couldn't because i had 64bit (an older program from ~2004). honestly i would still recommed 64bit soon or later every one will have an 64bit and 32bit programs will simply be not used.
GamingFlocka 2 months ago
what is that waterblock? (brand)
cowlefrbeify 3 months ago
Wow, seems to be a neat feature! :)
Nicolas11x12TECHX 3 months ago
there is a patch that will let window 32 os see the other gigs of ram.
j7x54 3 months ago