Those USB flash drive you have, its not only for storing or transferring files.
Don't you know that can also use the drives as a booster
for your computer's performance when your computer become sluggish
or your graphics uses lots of resource?
What you need is eBoostr software installed in them.
It's so easy to use. Just plug in your drive into your computer
and viola!, it'll work as virtual memory for your XP system.
You do not need to buy any other RAM or open up your
computer to increase memory.
Moreover u SAVE MONEY = FREE!
Also works with SD memory cards.
The free trial version works for 4 hours after every boot which means that
If u need to use more than 4 hours, restart your computer and continue using the software
for another 4 hours.
Get the eBoostr software here
(www.eboostr.com)
How to set it up?
- Install the eBoostr program.
- After the installation, restart computer and open the program. You will see the Control Panel.
- Select add.
- Select device, which is in this case your USB drive.
- Select your cache size.
Whenever your PC need a boost, just plug in your USB drive into your computer.
Another Booster topic:
For Firefox User:
Firefox browsers are fast but
U can make your Firefox browser speed up even more
in tremendous speed.
Interesting. That's why I love open source programs.
Just need some hacking or editing your browser configuration, and your Firefox browser just boost like crazy especially for broadband users. Haha.
Explaination in detail how to do it:
- Type about:config into the address bar.
- You will see a list of preference name. Scroll down and look for these entries:
- network.http.pipelining
- network.http.proxy.pipelining
- network.http.pipelining.maxrequests
3. Alter the following entries by clicking on it.
Set network.http.pipelining to 'true'
Set network.http.proxy.pipelining to 'true'
Set network.http.pipelining.maxrequests to let say 50. (your choice)
Meaning it will make 50 request at once.
4. Lastly, right click anywhere on the page and select NEW > Integer.
Name it "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" and set its value to "0".
This value is the amount the Firefox browser will wait before acting on the information it receives.
Broadband users will really see its new performance!
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