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For bulk file copies like this, PrimoCache won't speed things up if it's a fresh bulk copy. Here's why: The copy speed is locked by two things: 1️. Read speed of your source disk 2. Write speed of your destination disk Caching only helps if the source files were already cached before copying. Since ...

Yes, PrimoCache remains effective even with SSDs if your system has available RAM capacity. By leveraging unused RAM as cache, it can accelerate SSD read operations. Additionally, PrimoCache's Defer-Write function can significantly optimize SSD write performance, as well as reducing SSD write wear. ...

No. L2 is designed to use fast drives to speed up slow drives. Using a slow drive as L2 will slow down the target drive.

Sorry for the delayed response as our offices were closed during the recent public holiday period. We hold a different perspective on this matter. Leaving cache space unused is inefficient, as storing data in RAM cache involves minimal performance cost. However, when cached data is accessed (cache h...

PrimoCache will automatically flush all deferred write-data to disk before clearing the cache contents. No need to manually flush before clearing content.

hernaninf wrote: ↑Thu Apr 17, 2025 3:52 pm You mean I could split HDD in two partitions and cache only userprofile's one OR having another disk for it? I didn't find any references to cache partitions (and it does not appear to be a problem) but that's possible for me to do.

Yes, split HDD in two partitions.

1. I wonder if is it reacheable to make file-level rules to defer-write cache, so I can exclude database from the defer-write OR... Currently, this feature is not available. However, if feasible, you could separate the user profile folder and database folder into two distinct volumes. This would al...

Thank you very much for your detailed feedback! We will check this soon.

I'm sorry I don't quite understand your question. Do you mean you want to only use RAM in one physical memory stick? PrimoCache doesn't support this because it uses Windows API to allocate RAM.

Another way to fix the boot BSOD:
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