Bill,
My advice is stick with your current configuration, 64M is not to much for
win95, I doubt that "RAMdrive to imporve performanc" issue unless you have
large amount of memory installed. The advantage of RAMdrive is that it is
faster to work with, however, to use RAMdrive, you will have less memory
available for everything else. If say you have 128M of RAM, you may set a
32-64M RAMdrive, then point all temp files (set TEMP= RAMdrive letter, etc),
it will possiblely give you performance boost (because RAM to RAM is much
faster then HDD to RAM). But again, this kind of configuration requires lot
of RAM. I would say if you have 96M of RAM, try set a 32M RAMdrive.

Jun Qian

BILL RAY wrote:

> I am running Windows 95 with 64megs of Ram.  I would appreciate any
> advice/guidance or suggestions anyone might have regarding the
> feasibility of using a Ramdrive with Win95 and any insight into
> configuring the Ramdrive.  An associate told me recently that someone he
> knew had created a Ramdrive on his computer and realized a tremendous
> performance boost.

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