Zeioth
Member
DDR3 1600 in my PC reach 100 mb/s while people with ddr2 can reach 400 mb/s in cache speed. This may be a compatibility problem.
More info: http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/topic/low-performance-ram-cache#post-583
If someone more have the same problem can post it here.
mradr
Member
Andrey Zarudnev said it should be way higher then what it should be, so theres something really going on here. Um, I guess check to make sure your DDR3 is really running at its rated speed and I'm not sure, but could it be limited by the new design on how the DDR3 works (this was a note for more advance users on the fourm)? Anything "new" about your pc; for example, the new I Core 7s or the new three channel support on the ram?
Do not worry much about Check speed numbers.
Actually, check speed makes real activity simulation by doing multithread random reads with random size and positions for files listed in cache.
So the overall numbers are very dependent on many factors:
1. Number of cache devices you have in eBoostr
2. Average file size for cached files
3. Total cached files number
4. Disk activity at check time
5. Number of file marked for deletion in cache.
6. Type of OS.
7. And so on.
So check speed numbers are mostly for your computer speed up estimate rather than for PC to PC comparing.
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