“DimmDrive Makes Your PC Games Run Up To 2,000% FASTER!”
“DimmDrive is Hands Down the BEST RAM Disk Software for Gaming”
DimmDrive is the only RAM disk software built specifically for gaming. Integrated with Steam, the biggest PC gaming community plaform, DimmDrive includes custom configurations and syncs your savegames to your hard drive and Steam Cloud as well.
While other programs restrict the complete use of RAM to their own brand modules, DimmDrive can allocate the maximum quantity recognized for your OS, up to 256GB in Windows 8 Enterprise and Professional.
Additionally, if your PC contains a relatively slow hard drive, you can further boost system performance using DimmDrive's USB3 Turbo Mode.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A 64bit PC running Windows 7 or above, with any CPU, with at least more RAM than your OS+programs use. DimmDrive can use any amount of RAM, from 256MB to 256GB.
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DimmDrive is a single purchase. No renewals, new hidden fees, no nothing. Buy it once and enjoy all the benefits of the continual updates we are releasing.
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Heck no! DimmDrive was built blazingly efficient, and as such, we only support up to date 64bit Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10!
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This varies based on your system. We've tested on 4 systems with $1k systems benching more than 7000MB/s, to $4k+ systems reaching 11,000MB/s. Further, we've had reports from users able to hit 14000MB/s! My personal gaming rig sits right around 8500MB/s to 9000MB/s. I highly encourage you check our Forums to see what customers are benching at!
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Of course! You can either click/drag programs into the “APPS” area of DimmDrive, or drag a folder there, or simply bypass DimmDrive's built-in system and launch an empty RAMdrive by simply selected the size and clicking ON!
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The more RAM you have, the better. It really boils down to what you are using it for. Also, DimmDrive has a feature we call “Less RAM?” which enables you to selectively pick which files in a game you want to go blazing fast. This feature alone can take a 10GB game and slim it down to 4GB-ish by removing video/intro files, sound files, and other non-essential files that do not need to go blazing fast. If you are doing light gaming, we recommend having 6GB+ RAM. If you are doing heavy gaming, we recommend 8-16GB. If you are using DimmDrive for things like Audio/Visual scratch disk, you typically will want 2GB or more for that. As with everything PC related, the more RAM, the better!
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A 64bit PC running Windows 7 or above, with any CPU, with at least more RAM than your OS+programs use. DimmDrive can use any amount of RAM, from 256MB to 256GB.
DimmDrive is a single purchase. No renewals, new hidden fees, no nothing. Buy it once and enjoy all the benefits of the continual updates we are releasing.
Heck no! DimmDrive was built blazingly efficient, and as such, we only support up to date 64bit Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10!
This varies based on your system. We've tested on 4 systems with $1k systems benching more than 7000MB/s, to $4k+ systems reaching 11,000MB/s. Further, we've had reports from users able to hit 14000MB/s! My personal gaming rig sits right around 8500MB/s to 9000MB/s. I highly encourage you check our Forums to see what customers are benching at!
Of course! You can either click/drag programs into the “APPS” area of DimmDrive, or drag a folder there, or simply bypass DimmDrive's built-in system and launch an empty RAMdrive by simply selected the size and clicking ON!
The more RAM you have, the better. It really boils down to what you are using it for. Also, DimmDrive has a feature we call “Less RAM?” which enables you to selectively pick which files in a game you want to go blazing fast. This feature alone can take a 10GB game and slim it down to 4GB-ish by removing video/intro files, sound files, and other non-essential files that do not need to go blazing fast. If you are doing light gaming, we recommend having 6GB+ RAM. If you are doing heavy gaming, we recommend 8-16GB. If you are using DimmDrive for things like Audio/Visual scratch disk, you typically will want 2GB or more for that. As with everything PC related, the more RAM, the better!
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