Intel Smart Response Cache Flushing

[shankly1985]

Anyone here know what's best for this option on Intel smart response
Should I turn it off or leave it on??

By default, Windows* write-cache buffer flushing is enabled to ensure data integrity. This means that the system will periodically instruct the storage driver to write all cached data to the main storage media. These periodic commands result in decreased overall system performance. You can choose to disable Windows write-cache buffer flushing to restore system performance, allowing the Intel® Rapid Storage Technology driver to handle all write-cache buffer flushing.

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[wazza300]

its upto you,turn it off for better performance,it writes the cache to the hdd anyway through rst drivers

 

[shankly1985]

its upto you,turn it off for better performance,it writes the cache to the hdd anyway through rst drivers

Ok thanks will let rst do the work