Who knows what turbo memory is?

[romny192]

Hi
i have a laptop lenovo thinkpad t61
windows 7 ultimate
64bit
dual core @ 2.00GHz
3GB RAM
Movile Intel GMA X3100
Total Available Graphics Memory: 358MB
Dedicated Video Memory: 0MB
System Video Memory: 64MB
Shared System Memory: 294MB
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and im about to buy a Turbo cache memory 4GB but i dont really know what it is for?

is it for Graphic stuff or what?

i want to play some games and thats why i want to buy the turbo cache memory but 1st i would like to know what turbo cache memory is?

can please some one help me with this?

 

[romny192]

THANKS for replaying but i would like to know if that is for graphic stuff?

 

[Tim]

Step 1: Remove head from arse.
Step 2: Click the link again.
Step 3: Actually read the information provided.
Step 4: Your question is answered.

 

[romny192]

thanks

 

[Tim]

You're welcome.

 

[romny192]

i google it but i dont get it. i need some one to explain it to me please

 

[bucd]

In simple terms, extra cache for hard drive. Loads "things" faster. To be honest, i would rather just upgrade your hard drive to a SSD and skip the whole turbo cache thing.

-D

 

[romny192]

so turbo cache memory has nothing to do with graphic stuff?
thanks for replaying

 

[Tim]

so turbo cache memory has nothing to do with graphic stuff?

No.

 

[romny192]

thank you very much.
this is all i wanted to know

 

[Tim]

You're welcome. :nef:

 

[speedy2]

Who is "replaying" what?

 

[Voo]

5 seconds on Intel's site (the time it takes to search for "turbo memory" and click on "What are the benefits of Intel(R) Turbo Memory?") leads to this site: http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/itm/sb/CS-025760.htm?wapkw=%28turbo+memory)

Intel® Turbo Memory is a technology that uses flash memory to improve the general performance of your computer by moving frequently accessed data over to the flash memory.

The benefits of Intel Turbo Memory include:

* Faster application load and run time when multi-tasking
* Faster boot time
* Lowers PC power consumption by reducing hard drive spin

Wikipedia also has an entry about it.

So "what" don't you get from those sources and where do you want further information?