PrimoCache Server Edition 4.3.0

PrimoCache Server Edition is an additional software caching scheme that cooperates with physical memory, solid state drives (SSDs), and flash drives to provide data caching for local physical disks. set. It transparently stores disk data into cache devices as fast as physical memory, so that future read requests for those data will be served directly from the cache and faster. Therefore access time will be reduced, showing a great improvement in overall system performance.

Features of PrimoCache Server Edition

Effectively cache your frequently used applications, documents, and other data to faster storage devices, accessing them at the same speed as RAM or SSD. Make your PC more responsive for creativity, gaming, and production with fewer boot and load times.

Complete write requests very quickly by temporarily storing incoming data in RAM or SSD storage first and writing them back to the destination drive later. Allows your computer to handle heavy write IO or stream writes, while reducing write and disk wear.

Able to interact with almost all faster storage devices, including system memory, invisible memory, solid state drives, and flash drives, to increase relative storage speeds slow.

A two-level cache architecture is created, which can run RAM and SSD caches simultaneously. The RAM cache is extremely fast, while the SSD cache provides larger capacity and persistent buffering. Only single cache usage is also available.

With PrimoCache you can do:

If you have 4GB or more of memory, you can use part of the memory as cache to speed up local drives, including mechanical drives, SSD and flash drives, and iSCSI drives .

If your Windows cache is invisible, typically in 32-bit Windows, you can use this cache as a cache to accelerate local disks and iSCSI disks.

If you have an SSD and a mechanical drive on your system, you can partition part or all of the SSD as a cache to speed up the mechanical drive.

If you have a spare USB 3.0 flash drive, you can use it as a cache to speed up your mechanical disk.