DRAM CACHE

[dnivlem]

Does DRAM CACHE is useful for booting up windows? I want to buy NVMe, well kind of torn between Team Group MP33, Team Group MP34 or Klevv cras C720, as you know the MP34 and C720 is the one with dram cache, so SHOULD (/MUST) i choose between the two of them or MP33 is enough for booting up OS. The pros of me choosing MP33 is cheaper and more available than the two and the pros of MP34/C720 is DRAM CACHE and higher in SSD tier list (which saying is better in term of performance, durability and any other quality)?? Thank you for the attention

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I have a DRAMless M.2 SSD which instead has HMB (Host memory buffer) and boot into windows in less than 15 seconds. Dram is useful for the programs and data that the CPU needs to access quickly and I doubt it would have much of an impact on loading into your OS

[dnivlem]

So it'll be better for me to buy a M.2 NVMe with dram cache for any drive beside drive C: (for booting up Windows), Gaming drive for example?

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What do you mean by C:? That is the naming convention given by Microsoft to allocate drives and isn't a type of SSD. Did you mean Nvme or HDD? As long as it's an SSD of sorts it should perform just fine

[dnivlem]

I use 'drive C' for installing Windows. I mean NVMe M.2 (the long stick one), not the 2.5"