Hi prsyahmi
Thx again for a really great n useful app! :)
I note that one can no longer specify format parameters as one could.
This is important for 2 reasons:
eg: The default exFAT (fastest FS) allocation unit size for GPU sized RAM amounts is 32kb.
This does not match the 4kb blocks in which system RAM stores data, leading to slower I/O in the ~R4K department and 66% of windows I/O is R4K...
It also wastes space/RAM: Slack.
ie: being able to add /a:4096 etc to /fs:exfat /q again would be nice.
Also; I understand the code has large and adjustable ...wait states? Latencies? in it to make it 'just work'.
Being able to adjust said wait states and tweak GPU-RD to ones hardware in the GUI would be great!
Also NB: [Since] ImDisk Virtual Disk Driver beta 2.0.0.
"...Rewritten I/O request logic to allow fully parallel I/O..."http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html/changelog.html
That may speed things up nicely!??
Everyone:
Setting the CPU priority of GPU-RD to 'Above Normal' increases the large sequential speeds by around 20MB/s on a cheap Geforce 210 card. Probably more on better cards.
eBoostr, a disk caching app that works with Win 10 and is free (trial) for 2 hours after each boot works well with GPU-RD.
NB that it auto builds the cache every hour unless you do so manually, so don't think it's crap after 5 minutes..!
NB that you can also specify which apps/games to accelerate and files/directories to exclude.
https://www.eboostr.com/
Hi prsyahmi Thx again for a really great n useful app! :)
I note that one can no longer specify format parameters as one could. This is important for 2 reasons:
eg: The default exFAT (fastest FS) allocation unit size for GPU sized RAM amounts is 32kb. This does not match the 4kb blocks in which system RAM stores data, leading to slower I/O in the ~R4K department and 66% of windows I/O is R4K...
ie: being able to add /a:4096 etc to /fs:exfat /q again would be nice.
Also; I understand the code has large and adjustable ...wait states? Latencies? in it to make it 'just work'. Being able to adjust said wait states and tweak GPU-RD to ones hardware in the GUI would be great!
Also NB: [Since] ImDisk Virtual Disk Driver beta 2.0.0. "...Rewritten I/O request logic to allow fully parallel I/O..." http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html/changelog.html That may speed things up nicely!??
Everyone: Setting the CPU priority of GPU-RD to 'Above Normal' increases the large sequential speeds by around 20MB/s on a cheap Geforce 210 card. Probably more on better cards.
Using MSI Utility v3 to tweak (Message Signaled) Interrupts and priority for the GPU will increase the all important, to Windows, Random 4K numbers. It will also increase FPS in games. https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/windows-line-based-vs-message-signaled-based-interrupts-msi-tool.378044/
eBoostr, a disk caching app that works with Win 10 and is free (trial) for 2 hours after each boot works well with GPU-RD. NB that it auto builds the cache every hour unless you do so manually, so don't think it's crap after 5 minutes..! NB that you can also specify which apps/games to accelerate and files/directories to exclude. https://www.eboostr.com/
Thx again. :)