Take the 2-minute tour ×  There appear to be various different
technologies available to use an SSD to act as a cache for HHDs.
The ones I know of:    • dm-cache (by Redhat - in the 3.9
Kernel, so it should be in ubuntu 13.10)   • Flashcache
(developed and used by facebook)   • Bcache (developed and used
by Google )   • EnhanceIO (by STEC; based on Flashcache)  Are
there any noteworthy differences in the various implementations?
Which one is best for regular desktop PC use - to increase
performance of usual programs such as web browsers or games?
share|improve this question To increase performance I found that
the installation of 64bit ubuntu, worked great, my machine got
even faster than before! Also, about cache you should use ram
compressed cache with this package zram-config that will get
priority on swap usage. And, store the game on the SDD and test
it up. Some games wont work much faster, others will work great!
I prefer to not use SDD as cache because of its writes limit but
SDDs are getting cheaper