The ram drive is for temp and internet explorer.

Correction I also use a 6gb ram drive on this system. Primo cache and Dataram ram cache. My bad.

Other Choices is kind of right. I run 3 ssds all threw primo cache, 32gb ram and I only use about 3gb for Primo with 10 second deferred writes my system runs like butter. My ssds almost never get touched, my reads and writes are mostly in cache. large file transfers start out in the 600mb and go down to about 300mb after some good time.

I think Primo Cache is Romex. I don’t even need a ram drive any more. Because I use Primo Cache my total writes for my ssds are only 6tbs and that’s after several years of use. And I have old sandforce ssds which everyone talks junk about.

My own opinion but your love of RAM caching software doesn’t hold up compared to what any SSD can do. In your last visit, you were screaming praise for Romex software and now here, it is PrimoCache. There is a MASSIVE difference on what files are sped up through a cache and what files are sped up through SSDs through their very nature. Caching software, although it looks great in testing, simply cannot pull off what the SSD can do…at the consumer level. That is why we really haven’t seen the success of many in their attempts to bring caching mainstream in consumer environments.