+Joshua W *faze

Yeah, that made my heart skip a beat.

actually smart ass, it's phase not faze, faze is the name of an esports organisation, phase is the correct word. Go fuck yourself.

phase is also my name lol

Dude, samee

maybe if it was the ups cored

It wouldn't help the cat either...

Was just looking to see if someone pointed this out. Good work

It might, if the cat learns its lesson and never chews on a rubber cord again.

RIP cord kitty

4:50 is what made me briefly go WTF! The volume was different to the rest of the video.

thism made me jump too a whole 3 years later

tf same here

@@error-un3fo same here

TheGownGamer 6 months

what about the flip flop gates?

I don't think it could be done, but could someone who is smart explain it.

i don't know what to put on my 8MB(or so) cache. Not really feasible today.

Lol guys calm down it's a joke... and besides that memory is needed for the CPU to function... I'm not sure you could take space from the L3 cache without bricking the computer.... but if u want Linus you could give us a cool video

I guess if you have one of those fancy 6950x's with crazy cache you might be able to split it in half and not affect it in light loads. but who knows

yeah i also bought gpu vram from pirate bay free of course and now i have 24gb of vram

+Abhishek Guru well with most triple a games 24 won't be enough to download it. I would switch to a USB drive for improved speed.

128GB here, 3 instances of Witcher 3 at 8k 144fps.

i think tape drives are best for these games they are a lot fast

Your printer seems to be incompatibile. Try to restart and recompile your kernel after you set it to Half-Duplex.

fried pussy

Yeah, but what's more important?

Instant Chinese cuisine!! Yea I'm going to hell..

Yea, you can also lose hardware components, most likely hdds! That's quite rare though.

u lose a cat too

well the new(ish) E5 2699 currently has 55MB of L3 cache if i'm not wrong. I'm sure that somebody could find a use for that storage. Of course, it'd mean limiting your cache somewhat, slowing down other processes. It'd be interesting to see how it'd work though.

Gordon Rammstein I'm talking when it gets into the multi-gig range. Then we will truly have s.o.c. computers.

IIRC, the bigger your cache becomes, the more latency and power consumption, which is why cache (which has to be very fast, and is split up into different levels, each concurrent one having more space but higher latency) is pretty small. I think HBM on die with a cpu is what a lot of people are talking about as the way to go in the future.

Cache* Maybe we'll see SRAM drives in the future

oh dude operating system on cache, hel yeah

Probably why you're dead.

What a "hoot"! lol

you can download more haRAMbe memes

I just downloaded more hertz for my monitor

I download an iPhone

I looked up that ram on Newegg and it is listed for $190, they probably edited the video to see if anyone would notice that something wasn't right.

last year around september there was a surplus ram market, it was dead ass cheap for like a month XD ( i dont think it was THAT cheap tho)

Lol ram prices are so absurd nowadays people are actually thinking ram prices from a few years ago were photoshopped lmao.

The video was published on 2016, gentleman. And you are commenting a year later on RAM prices saying it's photoshopped. Now it's 2019. Time for us to move our asses keep going with the insane RAM prices...

Although this video is old but in here pakistan i got 32gb of ram dd4 just for 15000pkr almost equivalent to 120 dollars .

typically the /tmp directory is already mounted as a tmpfs so you can just use that directory

That leaves me with a dilemma: If I want to store pfsense on a RAM drive, and it requires 8GB of storage and 1GB of ram, I may be unable to fit everything into an 8GB system.

ms-dos has ramdisk support

is it "unused" anymore then?

@@davidmovsisyan1280 it's complicated.

@@syrus3k ok?

I am using too. And it is very good.

Same (16GB RAM with 2 GB RAM drive for ShadowPlay)

Ssds are much more durable than you think and writing data to it like that won't wear it out. It will still last decades with shadow play running constantly

IDK about "decades" I remember when CDs were supposed to last 100 years. Well I have ones from the 1990s that look perfect and refuse to play. OTOH, I have 78rpm records from 1930 that play flawlessly...

pop pop if you have spare RAM doing nothing, it's better to use that though, right?

pop pop not really, it's easy to set up and mostl ikely if you have a sudden power loss then you've lost the value of what's on the RAM drive anyway (e.g. files used during real-time gameplay capture, which are automatically deleted when you stop recording)

I can see how that would be useful.

how about using it as a Temp drive

I don't really have any uses for it that wouldn't require I get more RAM. I have enough excess of RAM (32GB) to justify setting aside a few GBs for temporary downloads, but I'd need more for most applications I can think of. I suppose I could use it as a scratch for video if I really wanted, but that seems really risky.

I'm using it as a Temp drive right now, I used it for so long that i'm not sure if i want to store my temp files in a hdd now, aha. I'm also using it to quicky start up programs i use everyday such as Steam, SpeedFan, MSI Afterburner e.g Super helpful.

i still haven't gotten SoftPerfect Ram Disk to load programs into ram at startup

you need a new cat

Eryche Bandy and the cord

Then what you'd have on your hands is both a non-working computer and a non-working cat.

Yeet the cat

Yes

You're Not alone. It sux so bad.... It's Comcastic!!!

What's so bad about it? You can like and dislike comments now.

I have had THAT ability for the longest time b4 this Comcastic crap update.

It's the same on iOS now. I hate it

I never actually use the app, desktop user here. Opened the app on my LG G3, and you guys are right, this is atrocious. They screwed up the comments on the desktop website too, when you reply to a comment there's no way to tell who you're talking to specifically.

Doesn't windows do that also? And Samsung SSD's have a feature called rapid mode which does that

The SSD can't control your RAM, but they do have an internal cache that might be faster than the storage flash or you may install software on your system to do that, but yes, I beleive recent versions of windows do something similar to what linux does. I think it generally works out as a better use than an actual ram disk as you get decent speed improvement but less volatility. You just need to make sure your disks sync before you detatch them I'm not sure on the windows front, but linux will inform software that, if it can fit a disk write into free memory, that the write happened almost instantaneously whilst it stores the data in RAM until the actual write is completed. If something looks for that data before the write finishes, it gets grabbed straight from RAM. Linux will also try and figure out which chunks of data get accesses most frequently from disk and try and stick them in RAM too.

"an operating system like Linux" I'm sorry, but that phrasing...

Fair point, would "like an operating system based on linux" be more correct perhaps?

There's a feature in Win10 for compressed memory that does it somewhat but the main feature called superfetch got depreciated because people figured SSDs were fast enough (this was used for HDDs). I think you can still enable it with a registry hack.

I absolutely cannot believe how much DDR4 has been. I recently paid nearly $200 for a decent 2x8GB set. Even black friday/cyber monday deals were about double what prices used to be. To answer your question; YES.

you should have waited

@KillerHax good price!

I'm guessing this was during the last crypto surge or something?

@@skandy6847 Nah, crypto doesn't affect RAM. It was "just" a RAM cartel deliberately manufacturing less than what was demanded so as to deliberately inflate prices.

But what Linus says at that point in this Video is all true A power outage or shutting down a Computer/Laptop means the RAM will lose everything on it

2.5

7 / 16gb

16 grams per serving

I'm (to this day) using a Rochester QuadraJet CARB on an old IBM-PC AT 286-16 - 650 CFM, Tops, But that was the styyyyle in '89....and we LIKED IT..ok, Modern fuel injection MAY be more efficient, But Can't top the torque of a 286!

Installed COD4 onto a RAM drive a while back. The load times were quite a bit faster than normal, but I do not think it is very practical in most consumer settings.

because when a game loads isn`t just "copying files to RAM", also involves decompression, CRCs, DRMs...

and the application data is still stored in the main storage.

If you have spare RAM, you can toy with two free programs. SoftPerfect RAM Disk and Steam Mover. Create a RAM disk, then move a Steam game onto it. Genereally, yeah, you'll see a bit of a loading boost, but not a lot. Realistically, only maybe 10% of a game's loading time is spent transferring data from one place to another. Most of what's done during loading times is processing on that data, decompression, rendering, etc.

I always questioned myself, how fast A GTA V on RamDisk would load like, but I haven't 60 GB of Ram XD

LOL!!! 10 years too long as you already took it to the highest level possible mate, directly to the CPU cache!!! I've never imagined it before. Epic!

Your wish has been granted. lol.

crunchyroooooll take me home to my waifus and my himotouuuus

@@znefas ....

@@znefas Ah you are a man of culture as well

thank you for this sound

Unfortunately, this is about as fast as it gets. If you want to go even faster, you need multiple faster interfaces that can be accessed in parallel and then RAID 0 them. I'm not sure if this is as doable on Windows as on Linux, but it's certainly possible. You will have a bigger latency than with RAM though, since RAM is as latency-free as it gets, until we start talking CPU cache.

I'm pretty sure this comment was a joke..

i was talking about cpu cache...

Just to humor the point since I asked my CS professor, at that point, CPU Cache is fast only because it is small (less to search/sort through) and integrated into the processor for the most efficient data transfer. Here's an article on it: www.quora.com/Why-are-CPU-caches-faster-than-RAM

cant wait for that. With that speed I will be able to transfer all my porn in only 10 minutes :D

Given that cache is even faster than RAM, I can't imagine how much porn you have that'd it take a cache disc 10 minutes to transfer.

Not possible since L1 is closest to the compute node. You could do an L4 cache using a software RAM drive, an actual RAM drive like the Gigabyte GC-iRAM or Optane/Xpoint, which is an intermediate between RAM and Storage.

Ganaram Inukshuk exactly xD

i bet its minecraft porn the blockier the better ;-)

I read somewhere that if you tilt those on their side, gravity will pull one side of the platter down and speed up the drive by a factor of, like, 6.

yoooo psivweri love your vids do you remember writing this comment

Thoose are Stock photos, there are many websites that sell them.