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Is there a RAM disk in NT4.0?
John Savill
July 26, 2000
1 Min Read
A. No. However there is a piece of software which creates a RAM disk. In general the NT cache does a very good job. Microsoft also produced a RAM disk which still works on NT 4.0 called NTRamdsk.
A commercial package SuperDisk-NT is now available from EEC Systems (http://www.eecsys.com/)
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