This might be one of those, "Now why didn't I think of doing that" moments for Linus...
I'm no Vista fan, but this is kind of cool: http://blogs.msdn.com/tomarcher/archive/2006/06/02/615199.aspx Apparently, Vista allows you to use the high speed random access found in memory drives to cache your page file. At first I wondered how this could be faster than a high speed HDD, but apparently the random reads particular to a paging file make it more efficient to have direct block access such as found in solid state devices. So, in other words, you can cache your page file to your USB thumbdrive (128 AES encrypted). William Diehl
