Generate virtual memory blocks and run them like real disks in Mac OS X. Check the resulting items and apply them to system operations to reduce the delay of a compilation, image processing, etc. Save the current virtual drive and recreate it or other copies based on your specifications.
Our website provided a free download of iRamDisk 3.6.15 for Mac. The program is included in System Tools. This free Mac application was originally created by Michael Parrot.
From the developer:
iRamDisk uses a block of memory to creates a virtual RAM Volume displayed like real disk by Mac OS X. Data into memory are written and read more quickly than the system disk. Move the temporary files into RamDisk may reduce the delay of a process (compilation, image processing,...). iRamDisk is based on Unix commands.
You may want to check out more Mac applications, such as TM Error Logger, HDCleanUp or CPU Speed Accelerator, which might be related to iRamDisk.