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Hi, i have read many times on the internet that if you have an ssd, you should disable superfetch and preload because you dont need it and because it will just add to the writes of the ssd causing more writes. I have done this and my boot up time is about 3 seconds slower. The program launch times are about the same though. I have a corsair f60.
Any thoughts on this?
I kinda know how it works, the programs boot faster because something is being stored in the ram (i think), sooo, because i disabled this mine does not do this does it?, so once i boot and say i load office word, will this then be loaded into the ram so that it boots fast the second time, but then i have to start the process again after i reboot? or by disabling this does my opened programs NEVER get stored in ram, so i ALWAYS doing a cold program launch from my ssd, even though i have previously opened it?
Any thoughts on this?
I kinda know how it works, the programs boot faster because something is being stored in the ram (i think), sooo, because i disabled this mine does not do this does it?, so once i boot and say i load office word, will this then be loaded into the ram so that it boots fast the second time, but then i have to start the process again after i reboot? or by disabling this does my opened programs NEVER get stored in ram, so i ALWAYS doing a cold program launch from my ssd, even though i have previously opened it?