让系统快步如飞正确设置Windows缓存（国外英文资料）.doc

让系统快步如飞正确设置Windows缓存（国外英文资料） In a computer system, the speed of the hardware is determined by the cache, and the larger the cache, the faster the hardware runs. The cache applies to almost all of the hardware, such as CPU, hard disk, recorder, and even software. What is caching? Simple Cache is the exchange of data buffer (called a Cache), when a hardware to read data, first from the Cache lookup need data, if found, directly executed, cant find it from memory. Due to run much faster than the memory cache, so the caches role is to help the hardware to run faster, so we want to use all means to increase hardware cache, let the machine to fly, the following will introduce some of the ways to increase the cache. The CPUs cache CPU caches secondary 1 (L1) and L2 (the second level cache), when the processor wants to read the data, the first in the L1 cache lookup, followed by L2 cache, the last is the system memory. If one day you find that your computer is slow, a few minutes to get into the Windows desktop is also, at this time to check the CPU has any open one, the second level cache. StandardCMOSSetup in the BIOS Settings (standard CMOS setting) has two is used to open or close the cache: CPUInternalCache set to Enable the open CPU level within the buffer, if set to Disabl is closed, the system performance will be greatly reduced; The ExternalCache option is to control the secondary buffer on the motherboard, which should be set to Enable if there is a secondary cache on the motherboard. Hard disk cache Click on the start/ run on the desktop computer, type in msconfig start system configuration utility, follow the selected in the system. Ini TAB Vcache items, can according to the actual situation of system to adjust the disk cache. In this option will typically have three lines: ChunkSize = 1024, 10240 and MinFileCache MaxFileCache = = 10240; of which the first line is a buffer to read and write unit value, the second and third line is the hard disk of the maximum an