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My browsing is slow because chrome using HDD – looks like it's downloading content to HDD and from there to RAM to show me? But i don't remember that i've asked chrome for it? Because it's obviously slow way so it's wrong. And can't find the option to disable all cashes, found cookies setting only. And in google I only found that i can press F12→Options Icon→"Disable cache (while DevTools is open)" but can't see any difference after it.Soon i'll have 8GB RAM and SSD so need to know if there a ways to NOT use SSD for any cashes (except history and cookies) because i don't need it and don't want to spend ssd life for it.
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1.Do you have any data to back up the statement that your SSD's life span will be hindered by Chrome's writing to it?
2.It appears from an endurance test that SSD's have greater longevity then people originally gave them theoretically. I doubt all the writing most people would do would get close to what this test puts upon these drives daily.3.From what I understand Chrome has quite a few cache layers. You can really turn any of them off without affecting the overall performance of the browser in possibly known ways. I'd recommend trying to see how much data is actually being written to the caches before making the judgement that they are hurting your SSD, because that most likely isn't the case.
Please do not use phrases such as this thread's subject line when
posting to chromium-discuss. It is not acceptable.
Do you have any data to back up the statement that your SSD's life span will be hindered by Chrome's writing to it? It appears from an endurance test that SSD's have greater longevity then people originally gave them theoretically. I doubt all the writing most people would do would get close to what this test puts upon these drives daily.
From what I understand Chrome has quite a few cache layers. You can really turn any of them off without affecting the overall performance of the browser in possibly known ways. I'd recommend trying to see how much data is actually being written to the caches before making the judgement that they are hurting your SSD, because that most likely isn't the case.
-Garbee
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 7:46 AM, Рома Чупин <edddd...@gmail.com> wrote:
My browsing is slow because chrome using HDD – looks like it's downloading content to HDD and from there to RAM to show me? But i don't remember that i've asked chrome for it? Because it's obviously slow way so it's wrong. And can't find the option to disable all cashes, found cookies setting only. And in google I only found that i can press F12→Options Icon→"Disable cache (while DevTools is open)" but can't see any difference after it.Soon i'll have 8GB RAM and SSD so need to know if there a ways to NOT use SSD for any cashes (except history and cookies) because i don't need it and don't want to spend ssd life for it.
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Says the one (or ones) who would be kind enough to reply to you and try and help you. Keeping discussions civilized usually yields better and faster responses. If you do not think the people here deserve some basic respect, you can use other browsers and use inappropriate terms in their forums, I am sure they would just love that and you will get tons of continued responses and help.☆PhistucK
Рома,
Maybe this is just a translation issue and maybe you are not aware of what this word means in English.
But now that it has been pointed out to you, and you have been made aware that it is unacceptable, it is very disrespectful for you to continue using it.
Perhaps you can find a better translation to convey the actual meaning you intended?
Please start a new thread with a new title, and maybe someone who knows the answer to your question would be willing to read your message.
My browsing is slow because chrome using HDD – looks like it's downloading content to HDD and from there to RAM to show me? But i don't remember that i've asked chrome for it? Because it's obviously slow way so it's wrong. And can't find the option to disable all cashes, found cookies setting only. And in google I only found that i can press F12→Options Icon→"Disable cache (while DevTools is open)" but can't see any difference after it.Soon i'll have 8GB RAM and SSD so need to know if there a ways to NOT use SSD for any cashes (except history and cookies) because i don't need it and don't want to spend ssd life for it.
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Рома,
Maybe this is just a translation issue and maybe you are not aware of what this word means in English.
But now that it has been pointed out to you, and you have been made aware that it is unacceptable, it is very disrespectful for you to continue using it.
Perhaps you can find a better translation to convey the actual meaning you intended?
Please start a new thread with a new title, and maybe someone who knows the answer to your question would be willing to read your message.