“ReadyBoost USBs How can one tell if these are ReadyBoost compatible USBs?”

Asked by JRod 10 years ago

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They are. I used mine for ReadyBoost.
Answered by hollywoodfrodo 10 years ago
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It is. I am using it for that purpose with my laptop. I couldn't find anything that said it in the description either, but got it so cheap I figured if it didn't work I could still use it for something else. Anyway, it did work with no problem as a ReadyBoost memory device.
Answered by hollywoodfrodo 10 years ago
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It should be okay. My PC says ReadyBoost is turned offf for MY PC so I can't test if for you.
Answered by JayW 9 years ago
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Readyboost should work fine with any USB device but it would work best with those that use the newer 3.0 USB ports and this USB drive is made for 3.0 USB ports and is backward compatible. I use it in a 3.0 USB port for transferring movies and some other files that are several GB in size and it does this quickly and with ease so it should be great for use with Readyboost as well.
Answered by PaulWxford 9 years ago
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They are indeed. Keep in mind if you already have an SSD drive as your primary HD readyboost is disabled by the Windows. Good speeds with the device.
Answered by WipedOut 9 years ago
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