Question

I have tried looking for this answer everywhere, and I could not find the answer

I have a Windows 10 Laptop, with a 12GB RAM Card, okay? I also have my 1TB Disk Partitioned so that I have 3 Disks. 2 of them are my primary, both of those are 450GB apiece. The last one (
`Z:`) I named "RAM" and set that one to 100GB.

How do I turn the drive
`Z:` into strictly RAM?
I already did the Virtual Memory part of it, but I was wondering if I can make it strictly RAM so the system uses drive
`Z:` before using the RAM disk? If it is not possible, I'm sorry.

Answer 1

Answer: That isn't a software problem, its a hardware problem. There is a difference between 12gb of ram versus 100 gb of HDD. Ram is temporary storage, you can not turn SSD or HDD storage into RAM. If you are a gamer, STEER AWAY FROM LAPTOPS, DO NOT BUY A GAMING LAPTOP. Either buy a DESKTOP (or build) or a console. They give more performance for the price and they are easily upgradable. Not many people can open up a laptop and put in more RAM because the hardware is incredibly small.

Answer 2

If my computer has 4 gigabytes of ram memory then I have 4e+9 bytes of memory. I think-