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<blockquote data-quote="porky996t" data-source="post: 817171" data-attributes="member: 75318">Hi elsmandino,So far RAMdisk has been great. I'm back to x86 (32 bit) version of Win 7 and all is working fine. The whole amount of RAM is shown in Windows, but it does state that only 4Gb is used. RAMDisk say this but does allow the excess of 4Gb to be accessed as a ramdrive. It works well, no problems booting up or resuming from S3 sleep. Channel change seem a bit quicker. Much better at pausing and rewinding live HD TV.The only thing I have noticed is a jitter now and again and it lasts for about 10-15 secs. The jitter is hard to describe, it is like the picture is playing the stream as it should but jumps back and forth a couple of frames as the stream plays. It could be the ramdisk, I really don't know. It certainly isn't a regular occurence so it doesn't bother me.&nbsp; Happens more on CH4 HD - I noticed it watching River Cottage.M.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porky996t, post: 817171, member: 75318"] Hi elsmandino, So far RAMdisk has been great. I'm back to x86 (32 bit) version of Win 7 and all is working fine. The whole amount of RAM is shown in Windows, but it does state that only 4Gb is used. RAMDisk say this but does allow the excess of 4Gb to be accessed as a ramdrive. It works well, no problems booting up or resuming from S3 sleep. Channel change seem a bit quicker. Much better at pausing and rewinding live HD TV. The only thing I have noticed is a jitter now and again and it lasts for about 10-15 secs. The jitter is hard to describe, it is like the picture is playing the stream as it should but jumps back and forth a couple of frames as the stream plays. It could be the ramdisk, I really don't know. It certainly isn't a regular occurence so it doesn't bother me. Happens more on CH4 HD - I noticed it watching River Cottage. M. [/QUOTE]

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