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Posted by JW on July 6, 2007, 3:38 pm
Please log in for more thread options This is a standard capability of the OS unless you have turned off Disk
Caching on your system.
Whenever a file is written to disk it is not removed from main memory until
the OS needs memory for some other program or data and then it reuses the
memory that has not been used for the longest amount of time. So the more
system memory you have the larger the effective disk cache.
> What I am looking for is an intermediary host adaptor for cacheing the
> data.
> This host adaptor holds data for communicating with CPU and other
> periferals
> faster than the actual Hard Disk. Therefore, this will be as if another
> hard
> disk without any moving parts; holding the data already in the hard disk
> temporarely in order to communicate faster and process faster
> executions.....
>
> "Doug Knox - [MS-MVP]" wrote:
>
>> What are you referring to when you say "buffer cache"? In order to
>> increase your system memory you need to add/upgrade the existing RAM on
>> your
>> computer.
>>
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>> > What kind of PCI card I need for increasing speed and adding Buffer
>> > Cache
>> > memory as well to my Desktop Win XP ?????
>>
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