Rapid Cache can implement 3 different cache modes.
· Incremental mode.
· MAX mode
· MIN mode
Clicking on the cache mode option radio boxes immediately switches Rapid Cache's cache mode.
1. Incremental caching mode:
When you request data from your CD, Rapid Cache will read the data as a logical block, and then places part of the data into the cache buffer. The next time you need the data from this block, Rapid Cache will increase the cache size for this block and store more of the data block into the cache buffer. Using this incremental algorithm, Rapid Cache makes more intelligent use of your cache by retaining the most significant data in the cache buffer.
2. Max caching mode:
Maximum caching mode reads the whole data blocks into the cache buffer together with the relevant index and directory files.
3. Min caching mode:
Minimum caching mode will read only directories and index files into the cache buffer. Minimum caching mode is recommended if you set the cache size to less than 514 KB in Rapid Cache.
4. No caching
mode:
Allows Windows to handle all caching activity.