Hello,
Below is my computer configuration:
Intel Core i7 3770K 3.5Ghz - 3rd Generation (Ivy Bridge)
Zalman CNPS11X
GIGABYTE Z77 GA-Z77X-UD5H
32GB DDR3 (4x8GB) 1.6Ghz Corsair Vengeance
1.0TB Western Digital Black Caviar (64MB Buffer @ 7200RPM)
ZOTAC GEFORCE GTX 580 AMP! Edition (Overclocked)
Cooler Master HAF X (942) Full Tower Case
I have a problem that my disk I/O is very high, specially the reading I think. I have a RAMDISK created and moved all temporaries and others folders to RAMDISK to improve these I/O on my harddrive, but when I light up my computer and login into my system, the system was unusable for some minutes because of these high IO.
Before anyone asks, I have my computer startup cleaned up, and I didn't use too many programs. My computer login with teamviewer, skype, dropbox, IDM and just it.
Can someone help with tracing and reducing these disk load?
Below is my computer configuration:
Intel Core i7 3770K 3.5Ghz - 3rd Generation (Ivy Bridge)
Zalman CNPS11X
GIGABYTE Z77 GA-Z77X-UD5H
32GB DDR3 (4x8GB) 1.6Ghz Corsair Vengeance
1.0TB Western Digital Black Caviar (64MB Buffer @ 7200RPM)
ZOTAC GEFORCE GTX 580 AMP! Edition (Overclocked)
Cooler Master HAF X (942) Full Tower Case
I have a problem that my disk I/O is very high, specially the reading I think. I have a RAMDISK created and moved all temporaries and others folders to RAMDISK to improve these I/O on my harddrive, but when I light up my computer and login into my system, the system was unusable for some minutes because of these high IO.
Before anyone asks, I have my computer startup cleaned up, and I didn't use too many programs. My computer login with teamviewer, skype, dropbox, IDM and just it.
Can someone help with tracing and reducing these disk load?
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