1/4/2023 0 Comments Fancycache for gaming![]() ![]() Most would be trash though and seems simple enough to rewrite it quickly enough on the next go around to make use of it if needed again.Īnd Fancycache is so much more versatile than SRT it's not even worth going round and round. Yeah I guess it could be for some who want all the crap to stay in the cache on reboot. Or those standard Dell econoboxes everyone uses : those would massively benefit if they all came with SSD caches as standard. I think the way to go for a high end system is to have a high end SSD for your OS + programs, a Western Digital Black or other fast HDD for your games + media, and an SSD caching the hard drive. A caching system means that if the HDD OR the SSD fails I lose data. Then again, my SSD is probably less likely to fail than my hard drive, and all the files needed to do anything on my computer but game are on it. ![]() If I could use the same SSD as a cache, and the algorithm were clever, all 80 gigs could be used all of the time, and those files I never access wouldn't be in the cache. I have to leave some space free (about 20 gigs is free atm) just so I can install new programs and updates and so forth without having to micromanage it. However, my games don't get cached, and more importantly I am not fully utilizing my SSD. Here I am, sitting on an x58 system I bought new just a year ago, a system that uses an Intel SSD, and Intel won't let me use their cache technology to use my Intel X-25M to it's full potential.ĭoing it the manual way, my Intel SSD has all of my standard programs (all software BUT games) and my OS and my documents. The 64-gigabyte limit and the Z68 limit badly need to be lifted. This is just BEGGING for some experienced hackers to get to work on Intel's software. ![]()
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