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Any assumptions in science and practice always either are confirmed experimentally, or are rejected. Without having results of experiments, there is no sense to argue because it is not soccer and not policy. The experiment must be clean and clear: established checkbox of "Enable Defer-Write&quo...

I selected 8 GB, 12 GB and 16 GB for L1. Jaga, Your 32 GB it is very great cache, but even this big cache can full, isn't it? As in your opinion what will occur further? How you think what will occur further if new data continue filling of a cache quicker, than it will be exempted from deferred data?

To Davey126: I have already specified - I don't know whether there is a system defect here or it's software feature. I have described in detail what has noticed, and no more than that.
Jaga, Your PrimoCache never "urgent" flush onto disk?

I do not know whether there is a system defect here, or it is feature of the software. I have read that was written by users and what they have stated wishes. All users have own remarks, people are interested. I bought this software because it is interesting to me, and I apply it on the home compute...

Davey126, If You have requested additional information on my problem from me, then it would be constructive discussion.
Do you work at Romex Software, or you indicate "public opinion"?

Davey126, yes, it is. But the cache size shall not be great. The cache shall be able to be exempted from data, otherwise it is necessary to deal only with a huge cache and no with anything more. But here I talk specifically that software configuration to a condition of "Windows idle" leads...

It is easy to check it - unpack big archive or transform video, and you will see result.

Any special tasks - Home computer. Archiving dearching, graphics, conversion of video, installation of games, etc. I set 10 or 300 seconds and "Native" - all is normal - PrimoCache is flushing all deffered data into disk each time interval and additional does urgent saving data if isn't in...

I welcome. Experimenting with various PrimoCache settings has revealed the following: assignment of any write mode, except "Native" (Advanced Defer-Write Options) in actual practice leads to filling allocated space and to the subsequent "urgent" release by forced extrusion of old...