rockz3r
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To cache i m gonna need a ssd anyway xd ,so ye already having a ssd
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they dont happen too often , but sometimes its my stupid dog plugging out the cable or power sho
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Thanks again , one last question , do u lose the data on cache if your pc crashes? Becoz then the next boot will be again slow as of normal hdd ,as no cache?
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Ahh that comment was really helpful , but in my case i got a 250gb , will it hurt it to partition into a 60gb for cache and remaining for storage? Also do u lose the data on cache if your pc crashes? Becoz then the next boot will be again slow as of normal hdd ,as no cache?
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so what would u recommend using like whole 250gb as cache? wont that be overkill? Also , do u still use primocache? Also is it true , that when the PC crashes u lose all the cache? In that case I will probably still install the os and the drivers in the ssd ,like the 50-60gb ~ remaining after caching the remaining 170~ gb
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because i want fast boot for my games as well , not just os
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but it iwll atleast last 3 years right? Thats more than enough for me , or wont it last that long?
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Ye i m aware of it loading the commonly used apps fast, but thats what i am mostly looking for , faster boot of windows and few games that i mostly play . For things that i dont use much but need speed , i will put in the standard free part of the ssd. What do ya say?
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Ah i see , but i dont use most of my 1tb like most of the times its just 50-60% full at max , so probably 120gb ~ of cache should be enough? Also where should i put my OS? after caching i mean , in the free ssd partition or the cached hdd?
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So pretty much what my title says , planning on partitioning my 240gb ssd , to a 60gb cache using primocache and remaining for storage. Sounds good? Also ,can it harm my SSD life?
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So I am also planning on using my 240gb ssd as cache for my 1tb hdd, but i m planning on making a partition of 60gb for cache and remaining for using as a regular ssd partition. Now the main question should i store my Os in the new hdd+sdd tiered drive? Or should i install it on the remaining ssd partition?
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Higher DRAM Voltage or Higher Timings?
rockz3r replied to rockz3r's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Yes , I have. and as i said i can get full speed as rated but not with the xmp settings -
I am using Trident Z F4-3000C16D-16GTZR which has tested timings of 16-18-18-38 at 1.35v.But , on my Strix B350 F board , I cannot get it past 2400mhz without changing things like timings or Voltage.I am able to set 2933mhz on myram.. but I have set timings to 18-18-18-38 at 1.35v and I can get a stable 2933mhz..Or , else I can keep the default timings but I have to get Dram voltage to like 1.38vSo which one is safer? 1.38v dram with 16-18-18-38 timings default OR1.35v with 18-18-18-38 timings
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The Timings are 16-18-18-38. and ya , 1.37v fails sometimes for me too. Something else I just tried tho , increase the timings from 16-18-18-38 to 18-18-18-38 , now even at 1.35v I am at 3000mhz , and just ran an hour of aida64 . Seems good.. Need to see how the boot goes tho.
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guys?