Hi,
I have a couple of questions about L2 cache.
1. Are blocks trimmed in L2 cache? Will using a partition on a SSD for the cache affect the performance of other partitions?
2. If I defrag the HDD, will that adversely affect it's L2 cache? Should I disable the L2 cache before defraging the HDD?
3. I notice write performance only matches that of the cache if deferred write is enabled. Are there any adverse affects (besides the usual) of setting deferred write for a L2 cache.
It works great and I am just looking for what side affects to watch out for.
Thanks
L2 cache, TRIM and defrag HDD
Re: L2 cache, TRIM and defrag HDD
So far no. We'll do it in future.geneo wrote:1. Are blocks trimmed in L2 cache?
If SSD is full, I think yes. See above answer.geneo wrote:Will using a partition on a SSD for the cache affect the performance of other partitions?
Yes, by design PrimoCache can handle this and automatically update L2 cache.geneo wrote:If I defrag the HDD, will that adversely affect it's L2 cache?
See http://www.romexsoftware.com/en-us/prim ... on.html#dwgeneo wrote:3. I notice write performance only matches that of the cache if deferred write is enabled. Are there any adverse affects (besides the usual) of setting deferred write for a L2 cache.