Hello, also sorry maybe i didnt file into proper place because didnt able to find any. i recently migrated from windows as the title suggests i need to disable write caching with sandisk nvme drive also i have 24 gb ram and if you could explain like a how i can do relatively easy i’m still get…

[image] QuackQuack: i need to disable write caching with sandisk nvme drive May I ask why? There was a topic not too long ago here about doing this for USB thumb drives. search and find it asking Google about: linux disable write cache got me many results - two of them are: [How To] …

There is alreday an [How To] Tutorial for USB storage devices: [image] [root tip] [How To] Disable write cache for USB storage devices Tutorials Linux filesystem cache Linux agressively caches files in order to improve overall performance. https://linuxatemy…

Firstly, Sorry For the late Reply i’m still gathering my bearings well learning around manjaro linux is a bit of adventure secondly i’m going to disable writing cache for ssds for speeding up purposes to extend a lifespan a bit secondly i’m going to change write cache to hdd i have i already forma…

I do not know how to achieve what you want, but i will write 3 relevant offtopics: Please use normal sentences, it will be easier for us to understand and help you, not to mention some of the regulars will be so pissed off by that writing style they will not bother to answer…or you will directly g…

Thanks, i will try to be more clearer next time or at least write more clearly least autistic

[image] QuackQuack: as the title suggests i need to disable write caching with sandisk nvme drive It somehow makes no sense. A NVME does not have a built-in write cache like a HDD and switching off the global write cache in RAM would mean switching from async to sync, so in Windows terminolog…

Exactly my thought. Quack, just post the output from the command above an we will tell you if you have to worry at all about that drive.

Nvme Write Cache Disabling?

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Wollie 27 September 2024 20:35 3

There is alreday an [How To] Tutorial for USB storage devices:

But before you proceed - as asked by @anon33601770 - explain, why you believe you need it.