OS nvme drive cached to RAM(32gb cache size), with primo cache

Boot time greatly improved, web browsing as well, as all browser cache is in ram now,
still have 30% ram free.
https://imgur.com/5v9LCtf

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Yeah dude, i love primocache. Really good software, for not much money.

 

And when you restart your pc cache is gone.

 

Not really, there are many options to prefetch it again, lock it to same content that had good hits before, flush it upon sleep/hybernation etc.
I didnt overdo it with defer-write, moderately, in order to prevent any data loss if sudden power outage or crash that the ups can't handle. I am keeping an eye on drive integrity of file system, so all is good.

 

Primocache has backup option, it writes the cache to SSD, then when PC boots it loads these files.

 

hello
this is the best tool for hdd speed but what am afraid of is poweroutage ? it can damage both ram and hdd.

 

This is why we have UPS's.

 

Most people dont use that though, although i know it's quite common to use in the states, due to your "great" powergrid.

 

Most people are stupid.

 

Well in a country where you essentially never get power interruptions, there really isn't need for one.

 

Only my server has an UPS. Cause I am not losing 1000+ movies, or TBs worth of shows. Then 10TB of games.

 

Maybe, still depends on system stability and the grid.
Getting an UPS for my desktop setup would be a major waste of cash, and probably for most people too regardless if they might have an HDD.

As for primo cache, not really worth using it on W10/11.