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    4 Gig Flash Voyager and vista

    Hi, I am just wondering why this is not compatible for vista readyboost, Or what criteria do they need to have to work. JUst interested really always happy with your products. Cheers

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    I am checking on this, I'll post some info when I have it.

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    • Boon72's system
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    my 1gb doesn't work either, even tho its faster than most drives

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    Our upcoming flash products will be Vista Ready Boost compatible. We have some releases very soon and I expect something in early March.

    Thanks for your patience and for using Corsair.

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    ? my 4gig voyager works fine with vista readyboost.
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    As far as I am aware, only the GT versions are ReadyBoost compatible.

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    In a nutshell, there are 2 types of memory used in flash memory, MLC and SLC. MLC is currently available in MUCH higher densities than SLC but, SLC is MUCH faster. Currently, non-GT =MLC, GT = SLC.

    To be fast enough for Vista to approve a drive for Readyboost, you need it to be made with SLC as far as I know. I don't think MLC is fast enough. If you have a non-GT Voyager that is working wih Readyboost you likely either have an exceptional specimen, a non-GT version made with SLC, or Vista chose to use it for some reason we don't have enough info to diagnose.

    ? my 4gig voyager works fine with vista readyboost.
    What are the system spex?

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    do the older variety of non-gt voyager (blue) come with SLC - just asking because mine's about a year old.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aeronic View Post
    do the older variety of non-gt voyager (blue) come with SLC - just asking because mine's about a year old.
    Not that I know of but, I guess anything is possible. If you want to benchmark it and see how it stacks up against other fast (probably SLC) drives, that may give you a clue. I don't know of any way to verify it though.

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