Move a L1-cache from system to resident memory-NonPagedPool
Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 12:46 am
Hello dear developers of the program. From me such suggestion.
As I know, now FancyCache for L1-cache uses system address space of RAM-memory, which Windows at a memory lack, owing to start of new programs, can unload in a pagefile. If it indeed so, whether that to arrange the L1-cache in NonPagedPool address space is better?
It would guarantee that the L1-cache will always remain in RAM-memory. As I know, for Windows Vista and Windows 7 x32-x64 where the NonPagedPool size changes dynamically and has no limit as in Windows XP x32 (256 MB). It would be quite good to use this possibility in Windows Vista and Windows 7. And for Windows XP x32, because of system restrictions, just as now to use system memory address space.
Thanks.
As I know, now FancyCache for L1-cache uses system address space of RAM-memory, which Windows at a memory lack, owing to start of new programs, can unload in a pagefile. If it indeed so, whether that to arrange the L1-cache in NonPagedPool address space is better?
It would guarantee that the L1-cache will always remain in RAM-memory. As I know, for Windows Vista and Windows 7 x32-x64 where the NonPagedPool size changes dynamically and has no limit as in Windows XP x32 (256 MB). It would be quite good to use this possibility in Windows Vista and Windows 7. And for Windows XP x32, because of system restrictions, just as now to use system memory address space.
Thanks.
