afd, tcpip ramdisk "trick"

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neo86
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afd, tcpip ramdisk "trick"

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What exactly is the point of putting the afd,tcpip drivers into ram?

Windows puts them into memory during startup.
With this "tweak" my startup times are horrible and if I go to a different domain name it takes a lot longer to get the dns.
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Lance, you RIMDRIVE man :) :)
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Post by lance-tek »

I don't want to be sitting here going through all of this again. So instead, I will give you the link to all of the discussion we had on it when we first posted this.

http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=31504&highlight=ramdisk

have any more questions then come and ask but first you should read................
A mistake does not become an error until one refuses to correct it

Folding for the future ;)
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Post by mnosteele52 »

You must have setup something wrong, I have used a Ramdrive on many pc's and never had a problem. A Ramdrive will help lower your latency and stabilize it and also helps with your speed and stabilizes it. :) ;)
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I think that he was implying that it was useless because windows does it automatically. I think he fails to realize this will have it RUN from the ran not just load if that is the case.

Am I correct?
A mistake does not become an error until one refuses to correct it

Folding for the future ;)
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