MOSCOW, RUSSIA: MDO Ltd has announced the availability of the new version 3 of eBoostr, unique software tool to increase the performance of your Windows PC by using available flash memory and free RAM as an extra layer of performance-boosting cache.

With new features and enhanced functionality, eBoostr now makes it easier and faster to configure the product and gives user a better control over the applications to accelerate.

eBoostr, working as an alternative solution to ReadyBoost and SuperFetch technologies, implements a different advanced approach to use flash memory to speed up your computer. The product speeds up applications loading times, improves overall responsiveness and makes your system run smoother. New version 3 now works on Microsoft Windows Vista effectively adding yet another layer of performance-improving cache to those built-in technologies. More than 2000 beta testers reported visible results on Windows Vista regardless of the amount of memory (RAM) installed.

Better Performance

Several improvements in load balancing mechanism, read requests parallelization in the new version optimize a hard disk and cache devices load leading to higher overall read speed and better performance.

More Accurate Statistics

New "flood control" feature detects massive file read requests from an antivirus, anti-malware scans, local computer search utilities etc., and effectively discards them from the working statistics. This ensures that the cache contents will have an optimal state and no space will be wasted with unneeded files or data.

Applications Priority

Now you can decide which applications you'd like to be loaded into the cache for more acceleration. To give a priority for an application of your choice just drag-and-drop it from the list of detected apps or drag-and-drop an application shortcut from your desktop or start menu into the accelerated applications list.

System Requirements

eBoostr runs on any PC with Windows Vista/XP/2000/2003/2008, and allows using up to 4 cache devices with unlimited cache size on each device.