• Intel Turbo Memory is an optional hardware component designed by Intel. It stores data using flash memory in order to decrease the amount of time a computer spends searching for information on the hard drive. Intel Turbo Memory is designed to decrease boot time and help computers run programs faster.
  • How It Works

    Intel Turbo Memory uses NAND chips, the major component in contemporary flash drives. Data can be accessed significantly faster on NAND chips than on a hard drive, but it also takes significantly longer to write data to it.ExtremeTech: Intel's Robson Boosts Hard Drive Performance (March 10, 2006) Intel Turbo Memory is designed to store commonly-used data ahead of time, so it can be quickly accessed when needed.

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