RAMDisk is a program that takes a portion of your system memory and uses it as a disk drive. It is a kernel-level driver that presents a standard disk drive to the OS. However, it stores and retrieves data from the system RAM on your motherboard instead of an actual, physical disk. You can partition, format, mount a volume, and assign multiple drive letters to RAMDisk. This program will speed up applications like games, Internet Explorer cache for faster web surfing, audio and video editing, CAD programs, software compilers, databases, and more.
v4.4 [Dec 9, 2013]
- Automatic NTFS formating.
- Automatic assignment of Drive letter.
- Several minor fixes implemented.
- Added support for 12GB and 24GB licenses.
- Updated user's manual.
Features removed:
- User will not be able to use FAT16 or FAT32 or unformatted drive as a format option for RAMDISK, through the GUI. NTFS will be default format option through the GUI.
- User will not have the ability to create a RAMDisk without specifying an image path on harddisk.
- Save of image file on non-system drives has been made optional.
- Space reserved for OS increased to 1GB from 600MB.
