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My System:
CPU: Intel Core i7 2600k @ 4.1 GHz std. vcore
Ram: 16 GB DDR-3 1066MHz 9-9-9-24 2T @ 820MHz
GPU: AMD Radeon HD7970 HD 3GB Vram (Tahiti^^) @ stock
MB: Asus P8Z68-V Pro (Bios Version 3603, latest)
SSD1: Samsung 840 250GB (2014/gift for someone^^)
SSD2: Crucial C300 128GB (2010; 250€)
SSD3: Intel X-25M 80 GB v2 (2009; 220€)
SSD4: Intel X-25M 80 GB v2 (2009; 220€)
HHDs: a few^^ but not actived atm, only for backups
PS: Super Flower Golden King SF1000P14PE (1000W for OC and MGPUs)
Case: Lian-Li PC-A71
and lots of more...............................................

I added the prices for the old SSDs to show how much expensive those little things where years ago.

Thanks to the creators of PrimoCache (FancyCache)! You made my day!
I follow your work for years, i am happy to came back and installed PrimoCache.
If I can support you guys, just let me know!

Look at the screenshot I took, what a nice view on those old SSDs!^^
The 4 Benchmarks on the bottom are stock, the 4 Benchmarks above are taken with PrimoCache.
I have cleared the PrimoCache everytime i benched the SSD (but that is not really necessary).
Benchmark: AS SSD Benchmark 1.9.5986.35387

PrimoCache 2.5.0 is working allright atm.

Settings: (for benchmarking i took 6GB for the system, 2GB would be enough, and 2GB for the other drives, but I will probably reduce the system to 4GB and the storage SSDs to 1GB for daily usage)

Primocache really is great software. Been using it since the early days of FancyCache, and it's matured and improved vastly over the years. It is nice to see it performing well even on older hardware.

I recently rebuilt my system after my old P6T motherboard died, and had to replace most of it (MB/CPU/RAM/etc). I did a Crystal Disk Mark when it was ready and had PrimoCache installed, and the results blew me away:



I think on the system I just rebuilt, the older hardware was getting results right around what you see at ~7000 MB/s.

As a suggestion for Primocache - I'd like to see additional purchases of the software at a discount. I have a server at my house for business use, a Media PC, a spare laptop, and my main PC. Due to the cost, it's not feasible to get a full priced copy for all of them, but if it was dropped to say 30-50% I could consider getting additional copies for other machines.

Thank you for your post.

Yes, the price. I find it is ok for a single system. I would only need one license, so that is ok. But for you, puh that is a lot. I wished they will do a special price day or they give it to you for the normal price for several systems at home. That would be kind but, that is a niche product, so i think, much much work, and very much costs.