Hi,
Microsoft states the following regarding System Cache in Windows:
"By default, Windows caches file data that is read from disks and written to disks. This implies that read operations read file data from an area in system memory, known as the system file cache, rather than from the physical disk. Correspondingly, write operations write file data to the system file cache rather than to the disk, and this type of cache is referred to as a write-back cache. Caching is managed per file object. Caching occurs under the direction of the Cache Manager, which operates continuously while Windows is running." (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/performance-tuning/subsystem/cache-memory-management/)
The data that is stored in a RAM Disk when is read or written goes back and forth to system cache needlessly because it is already in the RAM rather than an SSD or HDD. Is that correct?
Is there any way to avoid this data flow between RAM Disk and System Cache? (via Registry or some other way) Can you implement some feature in SoftPerfect RAM Disk that prevents this?
Thanks in advance,