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Quite a formidable rig indeed! I agree with Davey126. Given the fact that your cache has so much free space left, I think 8 GB for your C: volume is more than enough. Because free cache space is wasted and is unavailable for games or video editing. Games like lots of memory. I also would only cache...

Here are the settings I've done so far...... please tell me if I did anything wrong

I am a n00bie to PrimoCache. Here is my setup: Alienware 18 | i7 4810MQ @ 3.8 GHz | Radeon R9 M290X Crossfire | 32 GB Kingston HyperX 1866 MHz RAM 2x Samsung 850 PRO 256GB (RAID 0) + Samsung 840 EVO 1TB + External Buffalo 4TB HDD 5400 RPM | Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit http://i.imgur.com/pNMK32C.pn...

I requested a refund as I didn't see any difference between primocache and SUPERFETCH. not worth my moneh. maybe because I have an SSD and 32 GB RAM so it was fast as heck anyway, I don't know what I was expecting but on white paper primocache sounds great, in reality, it didn't do anything for t3h ...

I setup a cache task for C: + D: read + write and the default size that primocache chose was 14 GB. My Cache hit rate is 4% so far. I assume that's bad. Didnt know how to play with the other settings I hope someone can help me via TeamViewer I can give you my ID / Pass via TeamViewer on an agreed t...

I setup a cache task for C: + D: read + write and the default size that primocache chose was 14 GB. My Cache hit rate is 4% so far. I assume that's bad. Didnt know how to play with the other settings I hope someone can help me via TeamViewer I can give you my ID / Pass via TeamViewer on an agreed time

What data do you have on that Samsung EVO (TLC NAND) btw? I have 3 drives: 1st Samsung 840 EVO 1TB (C: Partition) = OS + Programs + Games installed 2nd Samsung 840 EVO 1TB (D: Partition) = Documents, Music, Videos, Pics, software installation folder where I keep all my drivers and program installs ...

Then why do I need to purchase Primocache at all if SUPER FETCH does a better job? I don't see the point? See my previous post for some potential benefits; whether they are depends on your perspective. While SuperFetch does do a good job you have more control over PrimoCache configuration if you wi...

thanks a lot for the detailed explanation. Shall I disable Superfetch when I install Windows? wouldn't Superfetch conflict with PrimoCache and use RAM unncessarily? Or shall I set it to BOOT only rather than ALL? No, leave SuperFetch enabled and do not cache the OS partition/disk with PrimoCache, W...

thanks alot Mr. Davey! I appreciate your answer