If your computer has more than enough RAM installed, you may consider creating a new Virtual Drive inside your Windows that runs purely from your spare RAM, aka a RAM Disk. The performance benefit could surprise you. The terminology is nothing new, but unfortunately, Windows doesn’t have a feature that supports it out of the box. Therefore, to create a RAM Disk, you will need a dedicated 3rd party software to utilize a chunk of your system’s spare memory. Dataram’s RAMDisk is one out there that works pretty well with Windows, though the free version can only utilize up to
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