When using a memory-manager like ramidle you can put things in your ram wich normally are stored on harddiskdisk and backwards when using files wich are smaller than your total amount of free RAM it's handy to set your memory manager to 'let windows use as much ram as possible' The speed of bryce dramaticly increases when it's using RAM instead of on-disk temp-files, but when your RAM is full the speed drops, so use your memorymanagers wisely and you can increase workflow.

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