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Currently: In order to actually free the memory that's being used by an L1 cache, you have to actually delete the the cache volumes beneath it. Then, to restart it, you have recreate the cache volumes. The above is clunky... but workable, as long as you don't have it prefetched. Problem: If you do t...

support wrote: ↑Tue Aug 06, 2019 3:51 am Thank you very much for your suggestion!
We do consider a similar feature like yours. It's on our plan list.

Great! Looking forward to seeing what you guys cook up.

I have some other ideas, and I'll make another post about it.

PrimoCache was not designed to support such kind of scenarios. However, we do consider a similar feature to enhance the prefetch feature. Thanks. Thanks for your response. I think the "gaming" use case could make up a significant portion of your users because I think primocache is enthusi...

What I want out of primocache: 1) I would want to have a separate cache for each game I play and I would manually switch between them as needed through the primocache gui. 2) I want no existing cache auto-started upon windows startup -- I'd manually do that myself through the primocache gui (I guess...

I'm trying out PrimoCache and I have questions about my use case: Background: I primarily use my PC for gaming, and I recently upgraded from 16gb to 32gb of ram (it was cheap). So, of course I'm trying to figure out just what the hell I'm going to do with it. I have two real choices -- a ramdisk or ...