RAMDisk

[likeike12]

Does anyone see an increase in performance if you use one of these? I just thought about this and I am wondering if anyone does this.

[JosJuice]

Putting a game ISO in a RAM disk is fairly useless. A regular hard drive is already so many times faster than a GC/Wii disc drive that it will have no trouble loading data quickly enough. You could probably put the Wii NAND in a RAM disk if you are using a mechanical hard drive and want to speed up things like creating a Super Smash Bros. Brawl savefile, but those kinds of things are done so rarely that it isn't really worth it.

[likeike12]

(05-10-2015, 01:00 AM)JosJuice Wrote: Putting a game ISO in a RAM disk is fairly useless. A regular hard drive is already so many times faster than a GC/Wii disc drive that it will have no trouble loading data quickly enough. You could probably put the Wii NAND in a RAM disk if you are using a mechanical hard drive and want to speed up things like creating a Super Smash Bros. Brawl savefile, but those kinds of things are done so rarely that it isn't really worth it.

thx for the info

[nex86]

if you want to get rid of the loading stuttering that occurs during gameplay, the async shader cache hack in the Ishiiruka build is your only option.