D davidst95 Distinguished Apr 4, 2008 170 0 18,680 Mar 22, 2015 #1 Hi, I have a SSD drive for my OS and Applications. I use my HDD drive to store movies, ISOs and backups. All are kind of large files. If I use part of my SSD (such as 64gb) would that help increase the sequential read speed? Thanks. David
Hi, I have a SSD drive for my OS and Applications. I use my HDD drive to store movies, ISOs and backups. All are kind of large files. If I use part of my SSD (such as 64gb) would that help increase the sequential read speed? Thanks. David
Solution Karsten75 Mar 23, 2015 Probably not. There is no boost to sequential read from a cache unless the data has been cached before.
Probably not. There is no boost to sequential read from a cache unless the data has been cached before.
Karsten75 Judicious Oct 15, 2009 6,909 0 36,960 Mar 23, 2015 Solution #2 Probably not. There is no boost to sequential read from a cache unless the data has been cached before. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Probably not. There is no boost to sequential read from a cache unless the data has been cached before.
D davidst95 Distinguished Apr 4, 2008 170 0 18,680 Mar 23, 2015 #3 Karsten75 : Probably not. There is no boost to sequential read from a cache unless the data has been cached before. Ok, thanks for the info! David Upvote 0 Downvote
Karsten75 : Probably not. There is no boost to sequential read from a cache unless the data has been cached before. Ok, thanks for the info! David