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You probably have some fun disk caching turned on in the OS or your disk has a built in cache that it’s not properly flushing. I’ve seen this before with cheap
by withinboredom 5y ago
You probably have some fun disk caching turned on in the OS or your disk has a built in cache that it’s not properly flushing. I’ve seen this before with cheap SSDs.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoMaybe, I don't know enough about this, but I've been using this veracrypt disk on 6 machines, now, and I have the problem with each of them. Also, I don't have any problem with non encrypted data.
- blablablub 5y agoLooks like a veracrypt problem then.
- orthecreedence 5y agoMaybe a dumb question, but are you on windows? Check that Defender isn't scanning every single time data is written to your veracrypt drive. When I was on windows, the most painful slowdowns were almost invariably caused by Windows Defender.