When it says
Disk Cache: Cache hits
when the spikes are up high for long periods of time, that's a good thing right? Because DRAM is slower than SRAM? And SRAM is what is used for disk caching correct?
So the more SRAM (disk cache) is accessed, the better it will be for the computer?
But when it says
Disk Cache: Cache Misses
This is a bad thing when it has high spikes for long periods of time correct? Because DRAM is being used.
Disk Cache: Cache hits
when the spikes are up high for long periods of time, that's a good thing right? Because DRAM is slower than SRAM? And SRAM is what is used for disk caching correct?
So the more SRAM (disk cache) is accessed, the better it will be for the computer?
But when it says
Disk Cache: Cache Misses
This is a bad thing when it has high spikes for long periods of time correct? Because DRAM is being used.
