Windows Vista ReadyBoost
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ReadyBoost Tab in Properties of USB stick or other flash memory card.
I've used it on my home system for about a good month now and I do notice a significant improvement in overall performance. It's like I added more RAM to my system without opening the case. Like most everywhere else, it's hard to substantiate in numbers the difference. I do wholeheartedly suggest trying it for yourself. I mean when you can buy a 8GB USB Stick from $12 - $25, it's kind of hard not to try it.
You can find out the details of ReadyBoost here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReadyBoost
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/features/readyboost.aspx
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