With everything ticked and set. Using my C HDD drive for ready and write enabled. Including L2 cache enabled to my flash drive. My system shuttles like crap after using my pc. Benchmarks showing good, averaging 2kmb in read and write but then why is my system lagging?
My rig is currently holding 3GB ram on windows 7 64bit. I took out 600MB for cache drive. The statistics are showing and everything.
Any ideas? Do i have too untick some things? Because i got everything ticked including defer-write?
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Re: Primocache lags my system out
If your flash drive is not fast enough or it is not a USB3.x drive, I'd suggest you disable L2 cache. Otherwise it will lag your system a lot.
Re: Primocache lags my system out
It is indeed a 2.0 flash drive, not the fastest but yet it's normal flash drive. Is this really affecting it? I thought it's causing the stutters because i have my Prefetch and Superfetch services completely turned off for applications but turned on for boot only?support wrote:If your flash drive is not fast enough or it is not a USB3.x drive, I'd suggest you disable L2 cache. Otherwise it will lag your system a lot.
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Re: Primocache lags my system out
Actually L2 is designed to use SSDs or usb3.x drives to speed up HDDs. The speed of usb2.0 drives are not good enough as L2 cache. I think this is the main reason that you see the lagging.
Re: Primocache lags my system out
My rig only supports 2.0 port, but i have got a spare 3.0 flash drive which i don't use, if i stick this in my PC, will it be any better?support wrote:Actually L2 is designed to use SSDs or usb3.x drives to speed up HDDs. The speed of usb2.0 drives are not good enough as L2 cache. I think this is the main reason that you see the lagging.
Re: Primocache lags my system out
No, if your computer doesn't support 3.0 usb port, the 3.0 flash drive still works with 2.0 speed.
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Re: Primocache lags my system out
Sandisk Extreme USB 3.0 drives are the fastest and best you can get. Can shift data at more than 200mb/s, whereas the absolute max you will get with USB 2.0 drive is around 30mb/s, which is a lot slower than your HDD, and will indeed cause the horrible lags you are experiencing.
Re: Primocache lags my system out
So i guess SSD will do the job for L2 cache.