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PrimoCache version: 3.02 Cache Settings: Windows OS: 10 17074 (Insiders Preview, Slow Ring) Hardware Information (CPU/Motherboard/Memory/Harddisks): Dell Inspiron i5557, 128 GB M2 Storage, 1 TB 5400 RPM HDD Description: Before anyone answer by a quick "but you are using preview software"!...

There's still 2.7.3 on the download page. Is there something I need to do to access download of 3.0.1?

Should it check what is the hardware change exactly and act according to that information? Changing RAM will never have an effect on the Cache "dirtiness".

PROBLEM WITH L2 CACHE FLUSH:
I just upgraded from 8 GB to 16 GB. When I rebooted the system was awfully slow compared to what it was before. Apparently, the L2 CACHE had been flushed. Why is that? Why flush the L2 CACHE when memory configuration change?

I've been using PrimoCache 3.0 Beta for a month now. No issue. No crash. Speed is as expected, compared to 2.x.

Still testing PrimoCache (3.0 Beta) and it's really really really good. Speed is so much better. I can't imagine going back to work on my laptop without it.

People that say it's only for benchmark do not understand how it works.

Actually Windows did update. I got the latest Insiders Preview build. And now that I think about it, it was the case the last time it happened too. You would probably need to tag sectors that are part of windows if you want to be able to reuse the cache after a major update. Or, can you produce a lo...

PrimoCache version: 2.7.3 Registered Cache Settings: 512 MB L1, 103 GB NVEM L2 Windows OS: 10 Version 1709, Build 16291 Hardware Information (CPU/Motherboard/Memory/Harddisks): Dell i5577, 8GB, nVidia 1050, 1 TB HDD Description: At regular interval, after some days of using PrimoCache, the volume u...

À thousand Canadian, which equals roughly to 750$ us. So I think I got a pretty good deal. And my goal is not to throw money to get the best of the best. If that was the case, I wouldn't bother and put in 3000$. My goal was to get the best overall laptop for the money and stay affordable. And PrimoC...

I just brought an entry level gaming laptop. For a thousand I get a pretty good CPU, standard 8 GB RAM, a good GPU but....... A 1 TB slow as hell HDD. It made the laptop very sluggish. It comes with a M.2 expansion slot so I bought a 128 GB NVME flash drive. My quest for a good cache software began....