Can boosting torrent downloads be achieved by setting up an LV2 cache on an SSD to enhance HDD write performance?

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Can boosting torrent downloads be achieved by setting up an LV2 cache on an SSD to enhance HDD write performance?

Can boosting torrent downloads be achieved by setting up an LV2 cache on an SSD to enhance HDD write performance?

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CelticGila
Senior Member

454

04-26-2021, 04:13 PM

#1

Hello, curious internet explorers. I see your downloads slow down on qbitorrent when your HDD is nearly full during writes. It seems the drive can't keep up with the speed of the torrents you're streaming—especially with a fast connection and popular content. You might be hitting write limits because the drive can't store data quickly enough.

Using a larger SSD, like a 500GB to 1TB device, could help by speeding up writes. This should reduce the bottleneck and improve overall performance.

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CelticGila

04-26-2021, 04:13 PM #1

Hello, curious internet explorers. I see your downloads slow down on qbitorrent when your HDD is nearly full during writes. It seems the drive can't keep up with the speed of the torrents you're streaming—especially with a fast connection and popular content. You might be hitting write limits because the drive can't store data quickly enough.

Using a larger SSD, like a 500GB to 1TB device, could help by speeding up writes. This should reduce the bottleneck and improve overall performance.

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xxuhuy
Member

129

05-15-2021, 06:31 PM

#2

A more straightforward approach would be setting up a cache folder for partially downloaded torrents on your SSD, then transferring them to an HDD once the download completes. In the Downloads settings, scroll further, select the option, and create a folder on an SSD.

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xxuhuy

05-15-2021, 06:31 PM #2

A more straightforward approach would be setting up a cache folder for partially downloaded torrents on your SSD, then transferring them to an HDD once the download completes. In the Downloads settings, scroll further, select the option, and create a folder on an SSD.

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DerFausti
Junior Member

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05-16-2021, 11:16 AM

#3

You should pick one of the two lower choices to proceed. Setting a folder on an SSD in the first option works just like printing it was the solution.

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DerFausti

05-16-2021, 11:16 AM #3

You should pick one of the two lower choices to proceed. Setting a folder on an SSD in the first option works just like printing it was the solution.

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BukkitPlayz
Junior Member

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05-20-2021, 07:28 AM

#4

These are only for the torrent files. The real downloaded files are not included.

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BukkitPlayz

05-20-2021, 07:28 AM #4

These are only for the torrent files. The real downloaded files are not included.