But that's just me I guess, been using RAMdisks for many things since the early 1980s and have always known what they're capable of when used properly.Īnd by properly I don't just mean "I'm gonna install this RAMdisk software and it'll make my machine fast!" because it's a bit more complex than that overall. The best NVMe/PCI-E based SSDs are pretty much left standing still by a RAMdisk, that fact is just not going to change anytime soon nor really be any grounds for an argument or debate on it ever.Įven with the minor performance hit with a RAMdisk based on it using some CPU time, the sheer fact that a) the speed is still leaps and bounds beyond any other type of storage, b) it doesn't wear out so you can use it for practical purposes forever, and c) SSDs do actually wear out (even the best of them using the newest technologies) I'd still use a RAMdisk for scratch disk purposes any day and twice on a Sunday over any SSD available now or for years to come.
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