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brandon_lee_champney@adobeforums.com #1
scratch disk question
what is the scratch disk and what should I set it at? edit > preferences > plug-ins and scratch disks
my primary is set at start up - options: start up, C and F drive
secondary is set at none - options: C and F drive
What is it best to set these at? I also have other graphics including 3D programs that I don't want performance affected by changes? Any help would be great
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LenHewitt@adobeforums.com #2 Re: scratch disk question
Brandon,
Scratch disks work most efficiently when set to a drive other than the drive
that holds the system pagefile, so if your pagefile is on the c:\ drive then
there may be some advantage to setting the primary scratch to F:\ PROVIDED
that your F:\ drive is not a considerably slower drive than the c:\ drive
AND it has plenty of free space on it.
'Startup' refers to the system startup drive which is normally c:\
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