Ramdisk software ranks among the best on Steam! #Facepalm
Ramdisk software ranks among the best on Steam! #Facepalm
This application named "Dimmdrive" launched on the first day of January and appears to be a fake. You can download free ram disk tools. Except for the fact that your games aren't pre-installed with a simple click. It makes sense to those without technical knowledge, but it’s about four steps: make a ram disk, go to Steam, set up the installation folder, and install the game. It’s a waste of money. I found it ridiculous. Most people unfamiliar with tech will struggle, but it’s clearly aimed at beginners who don’t understand what a ram disk is. If they even knew the term, it would have been better called something like "Ramdrive." They don’t even grasp how RAM functions. Most laptops and budget gaming machines (those without a GPU, sold at places like Future Shop or Worstbuy) come with only 8GB. Installing a game that uses 7GB would be pointless, and users would quickly complain online. Just checking the title—something like "Gaming Ramdrive @ 10,000+ MB/s" is absurd. Most folks won’t reach even 10GB/s, and they wouldn’t expect that performance. The claim is misleading; RAM speeds are measured in gigabits per second, not arbitrary numbers. They clearly targeted beginners with no idea about RAM and are making a profit from it. I’m here to share my thoughts, so feel free to call me out if you agree.
I've used Ramdick in my PC there is no difference between using ram disk or running game from a SSD so PAYING! PAYING for such a non sense an ultimate shit. lol. Steam i think put few SSDs in a rake and giving people 1000MBs as web storage works .lol 30 bucks for this shit? ??? It means 68.3% gamers are Assholes on steam .
It indicates more than 30% of the group members participated and didn't apply it.
It means some people don't realize that 5% exist who don't need to purchase like kangaroos. Instead, they should use tech-savvy methods and tools such as Asus RAM disk checks to assess performance. Hens showed that DIMM disk buyers are often tech-minded individuals.