AMD Radeon RAMDisk

AMD Radeon RAMDisk is a straightforward utility that provides you with a simple means of improving your system’s memory in order to accelerate the processing time for complex applications.

Considering that an average user might have installed several applications that require them to have a better equipped PC, the RAM memory and the CPU usage might be affected due to used resources.

However, for those looking for a faster web browsing and SSD performance improvement, AMD Radeon RAMDisk manages to optimize video and audio rendering, extend the life of your SSD and deliver outstanding performance improvements, specially for game enthusiasts.

It manages to do so by comprising a portion of your system memory and creating a new disk drive. Basically, turning your actual memory into a disk drive might be a simple task for some users, still you need to consider many variables that you have to deal with.

By using AMD Radeon RAMDisk you have the possibility to format, mount a volume and assign multiple drive letters, depending on the number of disk drives you want to create. You are able to create a new FAT partition, unformatted disk, or simply load a saved image. No matter the option you choose, you can create a storage space that will be identified as a separate partition.

An aspect worth mentioning is that if you choose to save all your configured options, but didn’t select to load an image file, you can easily set its name and save it on the system drive.

Another option that the application comes with is the ‘Event Log’ that scans up to 1000 entries of your Windows events and displays all the related items. This way, you can easily understand why your disk may have failed to start or stop.

Additional features that you can make use of are the possibility of configuring the timeout value the utility uses when starting the driver or compressing image files on NFTS file systems.

If you need to create a new partition and introduce a greater system acceleration, you can use AMD Radeon RAMDisk with the confidence that will not harm your PC or its performance.