Is HDD buffer important?
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Solved by Mira Yurizaki,
Hard drive caching allows it to appear to perform better in certain situations. Like if you're constantly reading the same small data, the data can live in cache and the hard drive can deliver it "instantly". Or if you're writing small amounts of data, the hard drive will write it to cache first and tell the OS or app that it's done then write the contents to the hard disk later. This is so that the program isn't waiting too long for the hard drive tell the program it's done.
But for the most part, it doesn't really do much for general use.

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