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With caching, and regardless which caching program is used, performance and responsiveness for mainstream desktop software is again improved - less noticeably than the simple comparison of benchmark results, even so. But it is less than half the performance one would expect under SATA-III. Without caching, the laptop with SSD still offers significantly better performance than with the WD 2.5' HDD which came with it two months ago. This might not restrict the performance of an SATA-III HDD, but most certainly affects the performance of an SATA-III SSD. The problem with both the laptop and the desktop system (another C2D configuration) - they both use controllers that meet the SATA-II standard with AHCI.

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So far, I haven't spent a dime on a caching program - especially owing to the extended trial period on PrimoCache.

In the case of this old laptop, I wanted to see how I could make it 'responsive' and serviceable. SuperSpeed only gives you 14 days.Ĭlick to expand.Perhaps all enthusiast experiments are best preceded by the most detailed rational calculation.

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And the free trial period from Romex is almost outrageous: you can test the software for 90 days before paying for it. Primo allows for write-caching on a boot drive, while SuperCache doesn't. Primo-Cache shows much better bench results.

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Both allow for setting the cache-size to any number (although Primo's drop-down menu only presents 512MB and 1GB increment options for the lazy mouse-click).įor the price of one PC license from SuperSpeed, you get a 3-PC license from Romex. As much as I'd like to favor SuperSpeed's SuperCache because their HQ is in Massaschusetts, and they are MS Certified Partner - I have to recommend Primo-Cache from Romex Software (Shanghai).īoth programs deploy block-level caching. Now I've done a web-search, discovering that HDD 4K bench results with an SATA-III controller aren't much better.Īs for the programs, I mentioned my observations in another thread. I was stunned to find the 4K results with 'caching' at well below a MB/s. So one might also have optimistic expectations for a simple WD Blue HDD on an Intel SATA-II controller. With a cache using 3GB of RAM, the score increases to around 150. Typically, the SSD (without caching) would show 4K read results in the 30 to 50 MB/s range. Since the SSD isn't Samsung, I wanted to get an idea of how the lappie would be 'snappy' using a RAM-cache program. The controller, of course, was SATA-II and AHCI-compliant. We started getting hammered with repeated attempts to access our PBX which is internally 192.168.0.11.So I added the following to the access rules to the firewall in our router.Now we have 1 specific IP that is with repeated attempts to gain access to our.I refurbed an old laptop (C2D T8300) with 8GB of RAM and (tentatively) a Crucial MX100 SSD.

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It's been great!This morning we got our first outage (screenshot from. We've been a Duo customer for almost a year now and have greedily plugged in our new toy to everything that'll accept it both as an SSO application and MFA provider. Many people consider Emojis to be Unprofessional when used in Business Communications. I believe they allow a person to add a very good analog for sentiment usually expressed as body language or through tonality. I feel that if Emojis were use more to exp.

Why are Emojis considered Unprofessional? Collaboration.

Actually, they have just the server there with all folders shared to everyone, not even passwords on the shares.I'm assigned to fix it. I have ZERO experience on setting up AD, but I'm thinking on upgrading a network from customer to AD.

Never set up AD, where to start learning? Windows.

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