Intel has a feature where you can use one of their SSDs as a cache. It's fantastic. Except they limit you to 64 gigs no matter what the size of the SSD. Incredi

Intel has a feature where you can use one of their SSDs as a cache. It's fantastic. Except they limit you to 64 gigs no matter what the size of the SSD. Incredibly annoying since what I need cached doesn't remotely fit in 64 gigabytes. I get to experience lovely things like performance falling off a cliff when stupid programs preallocate 30-40 gigs at a time. If I could use the rest of the SSD it would be no problem. What desktop user needs fast write caching for synchronous writes? I mean really. It's all buffered writes for programs that work right. Cache size is going to give power desktop users what they need from spinning rust not a small fast cache that won't even fit a single AAA game. 32 gigabytes is a step backwards. And what is with requiring hardware RAID? It really makes me think all the rapid response stuff is just for marketing.