Micky, Windows does zero out memory before it is allocated for new purposes like storing files in RAM. So this is not an issue

GiMeSpace  –  10 months ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+6)

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Micky, I assume that if someone already has access to your computer, you are already in bigger troubles.

M. H.  –  10 months ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+6)

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MOV, this program works by modifying the windows storage cache behavior making writes to %TEMP% folder not write-through so for up to 128Mbytes of %TEMP% files nothing get written to the physical media this helps both rotational hard drives and SSD but in different ways, rotational hard drives in terms of performance as physical writes are slower than cache only writes and SSD by reducing the daily erase/write cycles from electrical writes to SSD. But 128MB is too small for installing many programs or large windows updates packages. There are no significant controls on the RAM temp folder product which a cut down edition of GiMeSpace RAM Folder which actually has controls and settings. It does not work using the conventional method of creating a small RAMDrive letter and redirecting the environment variable %TEMP% to the RAMdrive letter which with some RAMdrive providers can be dynamic in size but usually ends up too small to be of serious use, like this disk cache modifications 128MByte limit. SO for SSD the reason is not speed of access which is only ever marginally measurable but improving SSD longevity in a system.
TK

TK  –  10 months ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+13)

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