My first questions is about BypassNtfsFilters. The WIKI says that this is True by default, but it is in fact (nowadays) False by default. Have you found lots of programs that NEED this to be True? Because I'm thinking of getting a good write-back cache program, and it uses a filter to cache stuff, which means I would not be able to bypass. What about A/V? If we bypass the NTFS filters, will that not disable protection on those drives?
My second question is about Window's "Disable Buffer Flushing" option. The internet is full of different opinions on this. Like I said above, I want to improve write-caching. Anyone know if that option in Windows will do this? See, I come from having tested an Intel built-in RAID, and to enable write-back caching we need to disable "Buffer Flushing." The difference is huge; the Intel RAID has horrible write performance without the write-back cache, so I am kinda sensitive to this subject right now.
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B00ze
Good day.
Sorry to flood the forum with questions.
My first questions is about BypassNtfsFilters. The WIKI says that this is True by default, but it is in fact (nowadays) False by default. Have you found lots of programs that NEED this to be True? Because I'm thinking of getting a good write-back cache program, and it uses a filter to cache stuff, which means I would not be able to bypass. What about A/V? If we bypass the NTFS filters, will that not disable protection on those drives?
My second question is about Window's "Disable Buffer Flushing" option. The internet is full of different opinions on this. Like I said above, I want to improve write-caching. Anyone know if that option in Windows will do this? See, I come from having tested an Intel built-in RAID, and to enable write-back caching we need to disable "Buffer Flushing." The difference is huge; the Intel RAID has horrible write performance without the write-back cache, so I am kinda sensitive to this subject right now.
Thank you all.
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