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<blockquote data-quote="dedi" data-source="post: 632227" data-attributes="member: 101658">It's possible to see the I/O priority in the Resouce Monitor, but usually everything has priority &quot;normal&quot;.2GB Ram for Ramdisk to use for timeshift is by far not enough. If you only pause for a short time, it might work out for you, but not for me: long breaks, multiseat, HD. Also I use the htpc also for inet surfing, so 2GB Ram is not enough for OS+programs <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Well, I'm sure I have a sort of bottleneck, I just can't find out what. It's an SSD with an Indilinx chip and trim, which should perfom ok compared to most first generation (exect Intel) SSDs with decreasing performance. The mainboard isn't a old one too, and generally the htpc is overpowered for its task anyway.yesterday a new firmware for the ssd was released, thats the next thing I'm gonna try. after that I dont have many clues what to try.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dedi, post: 632227, member: 101658"] It's possible to see the I/O priority in the Resouce Monitor, but usually everything has priority "normal". 2GB Ram for Ramdisk to use for timeshift is by far not enough. If you only pause for a short time, it might work out for you, but not for me: long breaks, multiseat, HD. Also I use the htpc also for inet surfing, so 2GB Ram is not enough for OS+programs :) Well, I'm sure I have a sort of bottleneck, I just can't find out what. It's an SSD with an Indilinx chip and trim, which should perfom ok compared to most first generation (exect Intel) SSDs with decreasing performance. The mainboard isn't a old one too, and generally the htpc is overpowered for its task anyway. yesterday a new firmware for the ssd was released, thats the next thing I'm gonna try. after that I dont have many clues what to try. [/QUOTE]

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