RAMDisk Manager

Name: RAMDisk Manager
Price: 6.70 $
Rating: 5 (6 reviews)

Version 1.2.1

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RAMDisk Manager overview

RAMDisk Manager allows you to easily create, manage, and monitor RAM disks. RAM Disks are special devices created in Random Access Memory (RAM) which can be used as normal drives to speedup the work on huge documents (pictures, movies, etc...) and prevent hard disks (HD) and solid state drives (SSD) unnecessary read/write when some system folders are redirected to them. RAMDisk Manager allows you to create standard and custom system-based RAM disks which can be used to speedup your system.

Major features:

Create standard and custom System based RAM Disks without using script coding
Synchronize RAM Disks contents with linked folders
Automatically create and restore Ram Disks at user session login
Monitor RAM Disks used space and do something useful below custom levels
Show/Hide RAM Disks from Finder
Share RAM Disks settings with other RAM Disk Manager users by using Import/Export features
and more...

What’s new in version 1.2.1

Updated on Jul 31 2014

Version 1.2.1:

Bug fix: RAMDisk Manager sometimes quit before synchronization or post command have completed when the option to "create RAM Disk then quit after login" is chosen in Preferences.

Information

License

Shareware

Size

649 KB

Developer’s website

http://macmagna.com/RDM/

Downloads

2866

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.8 or later

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Edgarcabrera

Nov 23 2014

1.2.1

5.0

Version: 1.2.1

It does what it says, currently testing in Yosemite 10.1 with no issues so far. Brilliant lil application.

I haven't tried it yet because I would like to know if it can run in Yosemite.

Prince-Isaac

Aug 1 2014

With a2012 Mac Mini maxxed out at 16GB SDRAM, I find that I can't get away with a RAM drive any larger than 4GB, otherwise the file system starts creating huge swap files, which further bogs down performance. At that rate perhaps I'm better off using a thumb drive or adding an external SSD. Serious question: Is there a difference in components used in a Mac's SDRAM and those used in an SSD?

anonymous-rabbit-2521

Jun 3 2014

1.0

Version: 1.0

Just discovered 2 big bugs in this 1.0 release, about the "Post command" and the "Erase mount point content before mounting" options. An update will be posted soon.

sylvies4908

Jun 1 2014

Great, I was wondering if I would see one day this software. This is really the RAM Disk Utility I expected, he has finally seen the day ;-). Not being an encoder, I can now easily navigate and select all the files I want to move to RAM Disk. Thanks to the Dev.

Privetn2246

Installed with overall objective to save my sdd and help the system to keep being a yamaha R1, then tested with a couple of heavy things running, works perfectly! User friendliness is good and like the several possibilities offered. Good one!