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Unlock the Full Potential of Your Storage Subsystem for Maximum Performance

A little breakdown of things you should know on how effectively use your storage sub-systems. I’m describing procedure for future me, because i can forget all these marvelous bits of information in a while. Remember, i am dumb [sometimes, sort of]. Operating system, temp folder, swap file, repositories and databases all go to OPTANE drive [PCIe4 minimum] If you have loads of RAM like 64Gb or more drop RAM disk managers they introduce undesired latencies Experiments showed that SWAP file should be FIXED and not less than 16Gb Big multimedia data assets like applications, games, videos go to fast NVMEs like WD SN8100 [PCIe5 minimum] Disable f#cking hybernation and fast startup: powercfg /h off Turn off power savings in windows control panel PCI Express -> Link State Power Manager -> OFF Set High performance mode in windows control panel Disable ASPM in BIOS ASPM -> OFF Drop me a line if i’ve missed somethin'

Shdd Vs Ssd Vs Nvme Comparison

Basic performance comparison. No conclusions - make your own. Testbed systems: Ryzen 3 3100 / Ryzen 9 5950X + 64Gb DDR4 3600/3800Mhz OS: Windows 7 SP2+ ESU ENG Benchmark tool: CrystalDiskMark 8.0.2 sHDD [WD ST2000DX 8GB SSD CACHE / RYZEN 3 3100 / RAM:3600Mhz] SSD [SAMSUNG 860 QVO RYZEN 3 3100 / RAM:3600Mhz] NVME [SAMSUNG 970 PRO / RYZEN 3 3100 / RAM:3600Mhz] NVME [SAMSUNG 980 PRO / RYZEN 3 3100 / RAM:3600Mhz] NVME [SAMSUNG 980 PRO / RYZEN 3 3100 / RAM:3600@3800 Mhz] NVME [SAMSUNG 980 PRO / 5950X STOCK / RAM:3800 Mhz] NVME [SAMSUNG 980 PRO / 5950X OC / RAM:3800 Mhz]

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