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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 872256" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.For me Timeshift on the same physically drive as Windows never worked. No matter if it's a slow HDD or a fast SSD.. Tons of stutter, droped or bad frames,... Timeshift on a different drive worked, but not as good (fast, reliable) as on RAM Drive. Especially if you have 3 or 4 simultaneous recordings and then start Timeshifting. This ruins the recordings in 100% of all cases. As RAM is really cheap and HDD are really expensive atm a RAM Disk is the only logical solution.&nbsp;Especially if you use such a masterpiece software as IMDisk. Zero cost, best result. It's absolute rock stable, lightning fast and don't consume notable PC resources. Since I'm using IMDisk I did never had any issue or failure on RAM Disk (or Timeshift). It simply worked, so good that most of the time you forget it's there. Same experience at all other Users of IMDisk I know. And that are lots of people in this forum, especially in the German part. Not a single problem reported once you've set it up right. The best add-on to my HTPC I can imagine...&nbsp;I'm using a 3 GB RAM Disk since ages now and never run out of buffer space. I don't know how long others are in the bathroom or doing telephone calls, but for me half an hour is way enough...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 872256, member: 109222"] Hi. For me Timeshift on the same physically drive as Windows never worked. No matter if it's a slow HDD or a fast SSD.. Tons of stutter, droped or bad frames,... Timeshift on a different drive worked, but not as good (fast, reliable) as on RAM Drive. Especially if you have 3 or 4 simultaneous recordings and then start Timeshifting. This ruins the recordings in 100% of all cases. As RAM is really cheap and HDD are really expensive atm a RAM Disk is the only logical solution. Especially if you use such a masterpiece software as IMDisk. Zero cost, best result. It's absolute rock stable, lightning fast and don't consume notable PC resources. Since I'm using IMDisk I did never had any issue or failure on RAM Disk (or Timeshift). It simply worked, so good that most of the time you forget it's there. Same experience at all other Users of IMDisk I know. And that are lots of people in this forum, especially in the German part. Not a single problem reported once you've set it up right. The best add-on to my HTPC I can imagine... I'm using a 3 GB RAM Disk since ages now and never run out of buffer space. I don't know how long others are in the bathroom or doing telephone calls, but for me half an hour is way enough... [/QUOTE]

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