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‎06-18-2016 08:21 AM

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Product: hp envy dv7-7247cl
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

i have a 1 tb hdd that spins at 5400rpm.

i perked up on hearing about new enhancemants to windows10 readyboost.

i formatted a 32gb zip drive with nfat file system and got progressively

better results:

 

using full scan i would ordinarily wait over 3 hours.

using quick scan  4gb ready boost would take some 3 minutes instead of over 5 minutes.

 

i configured 32 gb on the stick and was logged down.

i tried  24 gb similar results................quick scan 4:17minutes

             4gb..............................................................2:07minutes

             2gb..............................................................1:50minutes

             1gb...............................................................1:47minutes.

now i'm dialed in and ran a full scan.............0:53:40minutes on my hdd

                                                                                         formerly took more than 3 hrs!

 

 

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