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You meant FC cannot help much in my case and it is working by design? When you run Diablo 3 for the first time since the computer boot up, the D3 data will read from the disk and come to FC cache, as well as Windows cache. Next time D3 requests some data, if they are already in Windows cache, then ...

New update to V#: [0.8.0].[5] Adeed 2 new request: 10) Release cache once cache has been loaded into normal ram. (Ram use only) 11) Profile base loading for settings. Changed: 5) Keep-Alive Performance Monitor with auto start and save options (n6666661, JimF, mabellon). - for the save option Note: I...

Yea, like I said, at one point you will hit the limit of being fast enough. We're not computers :) (I hope not yet anyways o.o;?) lol, so a few ms won't be noticed by us. Nice computer there ^^ Yea it is perty much overkill for anything we have today. Hardware finally outpase software leaving a lot ...

Enabling write caching is a no brainer... I always enable it. I've seen plenty of systems corrupted from power outages even w/o write caching. If you system or data is that precious, then you ought to have a UPS. It's not always about the system loseing power, but the system having a hickup... for ...

I would change the time from 20 to 10 or even 5 sec for the HDD as it seems you will be having a larg amounts of ram. It will also keep your data a bit more safer. As for the SSD, I would use the amount of time that TRIM will kick it to help out (in that case you will have to test out what times wor...

In theory if an SSD/L2 is being used as the write cache, the non-volatile nature would much improve the situation. In the event of powerfailure/crash, after reboot, the system could notice writes in L2 that had not been flushed to disk yet. Dangerous since the boot process before FC is loaded could...

I would like the option of "infinite latency", even if it is not repopulated after a reboot. My data is all distributed computing work that just overwrites old data with new data having the same set of file names, and I normally don't need to flush it at all. You have a very interesting w...

Regarding this video and a few more following that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBFoz_xxVvc&list=UUb4Q8Xgv55ug0UyuFbSCxtw&index=4&feature=plcp They were talking about how SSD should be used as a caching or used as a tier. They make some good points all around on both sides. They bring...

side note: setting cluster=block (4k in this case) and 1GB level 1 cache, wastes a lot or ram. I went from 1.2GB used to 5-6GB used. I had to set block=512KB to stay about a 1GB for level 1 cache. No way I'm robing windows intelligent/proactive/dynamic cache system (prefetch, superfetch, etc) from ...

In theory if an SSD/L2 is being used as the write cache, the non-volatile nature would much improve the situation. In the event of powerfailure/crash, after reboot, the system could notice writes in L2 that had not been flushed to disk yet. However given that L2 isn't persistent in FancyCache yet, ...