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<blockquote data-quote="hafblade" data-source="post: 856562" data-attributes="member: 110423">No imho it won't help.&nbsp;Timeshift on SSD makes the whole thing much faster BUT the recordings are written directly to there target location which is your D: drive.If you now have 3 recordings running they all write on you probably slow (compared to your SSD) D: drive. &nbsp;The solution for your problems could be one of those:- Also set the recording target folder on your SSD. This would speed it up BUT first I suppose there won't be enough place on this drive (60gb) and second it's not good for the lifetime of your SSD which only can give you a certain amount of writing cycles.- Another solution would be to split up into different recording folders for the specific TV cards i.e. the first and the fourth card use on hdd, the second and the fifth another hdd and the third and the sixth use some third hdd. So the recording are divided onto different hard drives and they aren't a bottleneck anymore.&nbsp;I think the second solution is the best. Split up your recording folders on different hard disc drives for different TV cards so that they never use the same target locations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hafblade, post: 856562, member: 110423"] No imho it won't help. Timeshift on SSD makes the whole thing much faster BUT the recordings are written directly to there target location which is your D: drive. If you now have 3 recordings running they all write on you probably slow (compared to your SSD) D: drive. The solution for your problems could be one of those: - Also set the recording target folder on your SSD. This would speed it up BUT first I suppose there won't be enough place on this drive (60gb) and second it's not good for the lifetime of your SSD which only can give you a certain amount of writing cycles. - Another solution would be to split up into different recording folders for the specific TV cards i.e. the first and the fourth card use on hdd, the second and the fifth another hdd and the third and the sixth use some third hdd. So the recording are divided onto different hard drives and they aren't a bottleneck anymore. I think the second solution is the best. Split up your recording folders on different hard disc drives for different TV cards so that they never use the same target locations. [/QUOTE]

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