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Québec wrote:
Hi to everyone,
Is it posible to use a usb disk (250Megs) as a scratch disk with photoshop 6?
USB2 will work, but USB 1 is too slow to use as a scratch disk. —
Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com
www.geigy.2y.net
Is it posible to use a usb disk (250Megs) as a scratch disk with photoshop 6?
USB2 will work, but USB 1 is too slow to use as a scratch disk. —
Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com
www.geigy.2y.net
I would imagine even USB 2 would be too slow? Really need firewire if you want to do that, and I’m not sure if there are firewire memory sticks, are there?
SpaceGirl wrote:What is the real difference in speed from writing to external RAM–the Flash sticks, or to Virtual Memory–the hard drive? It seems writing to the hard drive isn’t all that fast either. And what about those using external hard drives that are connected by FireWire or USB 2? Anybody doing that successfully?
Is it posible to use a usb disk (250Megs) as a scratch disk with photoshop 6?
USB2 will work, but USB 1 is too slow to use as a scratch disk. —
Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com
www.geigy.2y.net
I would imagine even USB 2 would be too slow? Really need firewire if you want to do that, and I’m not sure if there are firewire memory sticks, are there?
I believe that the (lack of) speed of the flash memory itself is the limiting factor. USB 2.0 and FireWire are both fast enough, but flash memory isn’t.
Other reasons why this is a bad idea include reliability. If the connection is broken for any reason you will likely lose your Photoshop session.
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