Recommended cache settings

If server have 8 GB memory:

SSD Cache (256

Cache Setting Memory Cache
GB)
Image Disk 1024 MB -
Writeback Disk 1024 MB -
Game Disk 4096 MB 200 GB

If server have 16 GB memory:

SSD Cache (256

Cache Setting Memory Cache
GB)
Image Disk 2048 MB -
Writeback Disk 2048 MB -
Game Disk 8192 MB 200 GB

If server have 32 GB memory:

SSD Cache (256

Cache Setting Memory Cache
GB)
Image Disk 2048 MB -
Writeback Disk 2048 MB -
Game Disk 20480 MB 200 GB

Note:

 If you have more than 20 users then consider having two Writeback Disks
 New version of CCBoot does not require SSD Cache for Image Disk and
Writeback Disks
 Please refer “Disk Management” to setup disk cache according to above.
 In new version the caching is good that you do not need to use “Super Cache”.
 There is no need to set more than 2048 MB Cache for Writeback disk.
 If you have 2 or more Writeback disk, set 2048 MB cache to them as well.
 For image disk, set 1024 MB for every image you have. if you have 2 images
then set 2 x 1024 MB cache.
 Nowadays, 256 GB is minimum SSD available on market. So, If you have more
than one game disk then divide the SSD cache by number of disk (if 2 disk then
set 100 GB SSD Cache each, if 3 then, about 70 GB each)
 Never set 100% of SSD size as SSD cache.
 If you are using Samsung SSD disk then follow as above and then set the cache,
however if you are using any other brand then please reduce the writeback disk
RAM Cache to 1024 MB only. Other disk have lower read/write speeds than
 Samsung so for writeback disk better to user less Cache as it make is faster to
dump to the disk

Disk Management
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1) Now, we will setup disk. Since version 20160401 “Disk Group” is removed for “Disk
Manager” and “Image Manager” to make disk and image management easier.

Figure 1

2) Setting up the disk for Image, Write back, Game and SSD has never been easier.
Right click on one of the disk and choose “Edit Disk”.
 Figure 2

3) It will open the “Disk” dialog box. Now, we can specify, what type of disk this will be.
There are four options: Unused, Game, Image, Write back, and SSD. Here, we choose
D: as Write back disk.

Note, when you change the disk type, the corresponding disk’s name will be changed to
reflect the disk type.
 Figure 3

4) Now the disk is set as Writeback disk. Now let’s setup disk cache. One the RAM
Cache field, enter desired RAM cache value for the disk. Press “OK” to apply the
settings. Refer "Server Cache Settings" for cache amount.

Note, only Game disk have SSD Cache option available.

Figure 1-4

5) You can see the settings in the “Disk Manager” (as Figure 1-5).
 Figure 1-5

6) Similarly, set Game disk, Image disk and its cache (see Figure 1-6).
 Figure 1-6

7) If you have SSD you can set it, like other disk. For SSD, there is no need for RAM
Cache so it is not available (see Figure 1-7)
 Figure 1-7

Note: If you forget to set either writeback disk and/or image disk then by default it will
use C: as image disk during upload and writeback disk for clients.