it depends on your OS
with linux you can generally just use /dev/shm which a tmpfs ram drive that uses 50% of installed ram.
on windows you would need some kind of ramdisk program to create a virtual temp drive
it depends on your OS
with linux you can generally just use /dev/shm which a tmpfs ram drive that uses 50% of installed ram.
on windows you would need some kind of ramdisk program to create a virtual temp drive
