Boot Windows dalam hitungan detik dengan iRAM

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief June 3, 2005 · 1 min read

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Gigabyte Technology mengklaim telah menemukan cara yang lebih cepat untuk menyalakan Windows XP komputer.

Perusahaan ini telah memproduksi kartu tambahan PC, bernama iRam, yang dilengkapi dengan empat slot DDR DRAM yang dirancang untuk digunakan sebagai drive PC. Karena iRam menggunakan DRAM alih-alih hard disk untuk menyimpan informasi, data dapat diambil dari drive hingga 60 kali lebih cepat dibandingkan dengan hard disk, menurut Gigabyte...

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Gagasan yang cukup mengesankan, meskipun kekhawatiran saya adalah baterai internal berdurasi 12 jam saat PC tidak terhubung ke listrik (meskipun dalam keadaan mati). Bagi kebanyakan orang di wilayah lain di dunia, 12 jam sudah cukup, tetapi bagaimana jika terjadi pemadaman listrik selama 24 jam di sini? Apakah harus mengucapkan selamat tinggal pada instalasi Windows saya?

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8 Comments

Fleeb · 21 years ago

If you have known about the controversial company L (Lieberman | http://go-l.com ) they have been using a PuRAM (?) technology for a couple of years now (as stated in their website). This is where the whole OS is installed, so being a RAM / SSD it boots and operates fast as they claimed (actually I don’t know since I never bought any “super” PC from them tagged with up to USD$5000+ price). All other contents are stored in the HD.

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 21 years ago

But it’s a good idea though. If onyl they can find a way to prolong the battery life to say a couple of days. Critical files may be stored in conventional HDDs while the boot system can run on the 4GB (max) iRAM. This is also good for game servers.