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Thank you for the testing and information! I'd like to know if these keys were completely not working or just very slow to response? Could you upload a screenshot of PrimoCache main dialog which shows the cache configuration and statistics? Thanks.

Could you open the command prompt and run chkdsk on C and D drives to check if file systems on C and D drives are good. And run sfc command to check Windows files are not corrupted (sfc /scannow)? You may also try 3.0.9 again which can be downloaded from the following link. https://www.romexsoftware...

Sorry for the late response. The L1 size is up to 2TB now and L2 is up to 2044GB. Please see
https://www.romexsoftware.com/en-us/pri ... ation.html
As Jaga said, users are able to manually type the cache size in the input box.

Does the issue disappear after you stop the cache or uninstall the program? I don't think we have changes which might cause this issue among v3.0.9, 3.2.0 and 4.0.0. The issue looks quite weird...

To improve the game loading times, you may mainly use L2 cache to cache the HDD. I think games may need lots of memory, so you may use few RAM cache like 1GB~4GB, or you may use L2 cache only. Regarding the cache block size, because cache size and target volumes are in large capacity, you may use a ...

So far the risk of data loss exists whether using RAM or SSD cache when defer-write is enabled. The cache index database might not be correctly updated during an ungraceful shutdown, so even using SSD cache PrimoCache still cannot recover data. But we are working on this feature and we do hope we ca...

Axel, sorry, it is still 2044GB in one cache task.

According to Diskeeper description of its intelliwrite tech, theoretically we think these two features can work together. However, we haven't tested and verified this. Need more time, sorry.

PrimoCache populates data into L2 cache when system is idle in order not to affect other applications. The amount of data which are populated into L2 since boot is indicated by "L2Storage Write". You may also check "Free Cache (L2)" and if its value is less than "Level-2 Cache" size it means that L2...

We may introduce some changes.