RAMDisk creates a virtual hard drive using your computer's memory. The ramdisk is many times faster than a regular hard disk and will speed up any application that reads/writes a lot of files. RAMDisk will also save and restore "images" of the it's contents, including at shutdown/startup so it "feels" like a regular disk drive that does not lose its contents at shutdown. It can also back itself up at regular intervals.

RAMDiskXP is a kernel level driver that presents a standard disk drive to the OS; however, it stores and retrieves data from the system RAM on your motherboard instead of an actual, physical disk. Along with the Kernel Driver is a GUI that talks to the driver and allows the user to set various options for disk size, backup, and restore, as well as start and stop the Driver (create or delete a RAMDisk)...