So later in the testing step, benchmark tools actually read/write the file from the level-1 cache. When you set PrimoCache's level-1 cache size bigger than the test file size, the test file will be fully stored in the level-1 cache during the preparation step. Testing step: Read/write the test file multiple times, and then calculate the speed. This test file is usually 1GB size, and users can change it by setting the test size.Ģ. Preparation step: Create/write a test file with a specified test size first. Thank you for your kind attention to our product!īenchmark tools such as CrystalDiskMark, Anvil, and AS SSD test disk speeds by following two steps.ġ. Here's the tech-support response, and XavierMace or anyone is invited to comment - names edited to protect the guilty: Also, it appears that whenever one of these programs shows stellar results exceeding ISRT, some company - Western Digital slash HGST for instance - buys them out, then doesn't offer the software.
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And I can wait for version 3.0, because I'll get it free as far as I understand. Because of my mishap with the SSD caching volume the other day, it looks more and more like it is working properly. The statistics in the Primo GUI shows that it's being used. But if Primo's tech-support is being forthright about this, then I shouldn't sweat the minor shortcoming if the program is really caching to SSD.
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I may look at the Trial version of EliteBytes MaxVeloSSD, after their tech-support answers some of my questions. The other one is MaxVeloSSD - a German outfit, somehow legally incorporated in UK.
I've found some other options that do what I want: one of them - eBoostr - isn't validated to work in Windows 10. Here it is beginning after this paragraph in boldface. So, don't bother registering for pandora, load up Windows Media Player, minimize it and enjoy.Checked my e-mail today and found the response to my inquiry with Romex. Since it's bad if audio or video stops, pauses, or skips - they almost always use XBegin and 圎nd API's- as a result, if you're running a game you're going to get the benefits of it. Now the reason this works when you load things like windows media player or any other application that needs to run in realtime is the API of the application is taking over the entire system scheduler of your computer and you're using the method it needs. You're basically telling windows "update all my shit now all the time and don't wait." and because of that, your system is working more and harder. If you have a fast cpu, you'll see improvements, if you have a low end to moderate cpu, you may see performance decrease.
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There's a windows timer function that lets you modify the rate at which the internal clock runs basically xBegin and XEnd API's.īasically you're telling Windows XP don't wait for these timeouts to update our application events - do them as fast as you possibly can. It forces a certain timing scenario to occur with processor instructions and causes a marked improvement in WoW."
"Someone supposedly knows a Microsoft Engineer who says something about MMCSS priority and how WMP is the only program with it. If you get a benefit, please post your comp specs and maybe we can see a trend. Some people even got Latency and FPS increases. Works for me, but according to that thread, not everyone.
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