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I will when I'll get my notebook back

So what's the point then?

Do you have 10gigs of RAM?

Yeah, just eating RAM, nothing more

Greetings Nuhi... I've seen that review but there is nothing about perfomance except Loading Time

With SF On or OFF?

Hi, Does anybody knows if it's possible to use PCMCIA Storage Card as ReadyBoost device?

Nobody knows yet man... We must complete some benchmarks to see the real situation.

Sure I can wait 2-3 secs before the application will open and I'm not a SuperFetch fan )) All I want to know is what is the dfference between ON/OFF in games. If I'll loose 20% of my performance, then bye bye fetch )) Sorry, I can't test it now because my notebook is in repair center

You can monitor it from Resource Monitor. After it starts fetching you can actually see what files it reads. I noticed that it fetches some junk stuff (like old presentation files, movies etc) i didn't even opened since i installed Vista. LOL... Why don't you try to play some game and then try it again with SuperFetch when it's off? You can count fps etc...

The reason I asked about SuperFetch is to understand how it's affect on multiple tasks. For example, I'm using Office progs, Photoshop and many other programs day by day. Also, I'm playing games on my Asus Z84J notebook with 2GB ram, NV 7600 512VRAM. I've heard that SuperFetch is a killer of RAM and affects bad if playing games etc. But I can not find any proves about it. Let's investigate this if you like...

No idea man. All I can find in the net are bunch of articles about SuperFetch and ReadyBoost features. It's all about loading your favorite programs etc. Btw, I guess there is no reason to remove SuperFetch from installation using vLite, because you can turn it off by visiting SERVICES menu, am I right?

Jeronimo, I'm waiting for your results as a madman ) Please, don't hesitate to share your exprerience with people over here Thank You!

I would like to ask for your detailed opinions about SuperFetch advantages and disadvantages, if any Thanks in advance!