Are there any NON-proprietary SSD caching apps for SSD besides intel?


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    Are there any NON-proprietary SSD caching apps for SSD besides intel?


    well im looking for some non proprietary SSD caching apps for windows but all i come across is companies acting like babies and only giving there caching apps to there SSD customers. Im not really trying to pay ether because id like to hope that intel (the best caching app there WAS) will fix their app for windows 10 soon.
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  2. Posts : 636
    Windows 10 PRO 64Bit
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    xdarkmario said:
    well im looking for some non proprietary SSD caching apps for windows but all i come across is companies acting like babies and only giving there caching apps to there SSD customers. Im not really trying to pay ether because id like to hope that intel (the best caching app there WAS) will fix their app for windows 10 soon.
    A company that will give their caching app to their customers is a better than a company that does not have any caching apps. Will this Intel caching program work for all SSDs?

    Have you considered a ram drive?
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  3. Posts : 261
    Windows 10 Enterprise
    Thread Starter
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    I have a laptop.
    And these guys apps only work on there own ssd and no more.
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    You may be able to use Storage Spaces: Storage Spaces: How to configure Storage Tiers with Windows Server 2012 R2 - Ask Premier Field Engineering (PFE) Platforms - Site Home - TechNet Blogs


    I know the page is for Windows Server, but as of Windows 8, the feature is available on the client OS. I haven't verified it in Windows 10, though.
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  5. Posts : 261
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    Thread Starter
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    This is not a cache program
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    I'm aware that it isn't an SSD caching application. However, turn that there are no solutions which involve software that is not proprietary, why not look into a tiering solution that is part of the operating system, and which serves the function you need?
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