Force preload into L2
Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2021 2:04 pm
A couple ideas.
One would be a way to force a file/folder into L2 cache, maybe via context menu or script (list of files/folders to cache).
To add on to this, would be profiles, which are simply a list of files or folders to precache you could toggle between. One use of this would be gaming. For example, profiles of games you play can be created, then you could activate the profile to precache the game before starting it. Might even be possible to have Steam integration.
Outside of gaming it would still be useful, for example for rebuilding a clean L2 cache, or switching between development projects (like if you needed to compile a large project that hadn't been cached yet), or even a Windows Boot profile with the list of files associated with starting windows to speed up boot times.
One would be a way to force a file/folder into L2 cache, maybe via context menu or script (list of files/folders to cache).
To add on to this, would be profiles, which are simply a list of files or folders to precache you could toggle between. One use of this would be gaming. For example, profiles of games you play can be created, then you could activate the profile to precache the game before starting it. Might even be possible to have Steam integration.
Outside of gaming it would still be useful, for example for rebuilding a clean L2 cache, or switching between development projects (like if you needed to compile a large project that hadn't been cached yet), or even a Windows Boot profile with the list of files associated with starting windows to speed up boot times.