[Linux Kernel]

Any way to do this? I have 4GB of RAM and would like to play games or run programs directly from it - i've heard by doing this can increase it's perfromance by a lot!

How can I do this?

[T@kU]

You can make part of your ram into a disk.
I guess you can then install it on the RAM disk.
But files on RAM disks delete everytime the computer is turned off.

Hope I helped

[H0p.e]

You can make part of your ram into a disk.
I guess you can then install it on the RAM disk.
But files on RAM disks delete everytime the computer is turned off.

Hope I helped

This is true, however it isn't very practical. Any games big enough to need this would take to long to set up every time you turn your computer on, I suggest upgrading other components instead.

Hope I've helped,
H0p.e

[T@kU]

This is true, however it isn't very practical. Any games big enough to need this would take to long to set up every time you turn your computer on, I suggest upgrading other components instead.

Hope I've helped,
H0p.e

Yeah that's what I meant :)
Plus with 4GB RAM the games you could install would be pretty small, and small games don't really need the super speed of RAM to run.

[Linux Kernel]

The game I have in mind to run is Minecraft - why? Because on linux it runs like a beauty and on windows it runs like SHIT!

I have a 2.16Ghz laptop with 4GB Ram and 1gb family chip gfx card.

So I thought maybe i could run the whole game and saves on RAM to increase performance.

[chocoladisco]

then just keep running it on linux!