(as long as the requested bit is on a different drive it will allow servicing more requests at a time) Also, unless you are using a separate raid controller, there is a slight load placed upon the system(cpu) for running 'software' raid.)Ģ.put all files your servicing(downloading/sharing) on a ssd. (will help some but adding more disks will only speed it up to a point. NOTE ABOUT SHAREMOUSE: Make sure to set Sharemouse to use the LAN addresses as using WiFi will result in serious lag making it impossible to use. Other than offloading that onto a different system the only other way to mitigate the load put on your disk is toġ.run multiple hhd in raid(0,5,10). Now you are saying 'But I am not running a database!', but you are running one in essence with both utorrent and plex.

At the beginning, I used Synergy 1 between a MacBook Pro (host) and a Windows desktop. There are also KM switch cables that allow you to share just a keyboard and mouse with two computers that have two separate monitors.

It does allow you to share a mouse, keyboard and monitor with two different computers. I have been using Synergy for more than two years. A: The cable you talked about is called a KVM switches or Keyboard, Video and Mouse switch. Here is a fairly detailed discussion on how high queue depth on a database increases latency. Conclusion first, the cause of my mouse lagging on a Windows 10 client is a dictionary app (Eudic) which has a on-screen word capture function. I tried restarting the software on both machines, resetting software connections, reconnecting to Wifi (disconnecting it and by enable/disable wifi adapter), restarting service (in case of Mouse Without Borders). Utorrent does not store the whole file in memory, so it has to go to the hard drive for each part that it then shoves down the internet (think random 4k reads) it is this type of use that hard disks fail at. Only way to temporary fix the mouse lag is by restarting Laptop1. I use gadgets (yeah so win 7 of me but they work on win 10) to monitor my disk usage, the gadget shows reads(Mb/s), writes (Mb/s), queue depth(%) I have had low read/write but 100% queue depth while gaming and it causes a slow load and/or stuttering while it is waiting for the small bits of data that are stored all over the drive. It has more to do with the queue depth and latency on the hard disk.

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