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There have been people who have said that they perform better with it off, but I found out the opposite is true. The SSDs come with quite a bit of onboard RAM, so why not make use of it?
where do you disable write caching?...in the BIOS?
All modern hard drives, have a substantial amount of onboard ram for caching. It has nothing to do with Windows write cache, which is set up in main memory and used as a buffer to avoid having to straight to the hard drive.
I always leave write caching enabled...but what about the write-cache buffer flushing setting underneath the write caching option...do I put a check mark next to that or not?
Disabling write flushing will mean you can lose the entire filesystem in case of a crash, power failure, cable problem or otherwise.
Note that you don't have to disable write caching completely, just do not disable the "buffer flushing" (bottom most checkbox).
The bottom option is for when you have a controller card that has a separate battery.
Why shouldn't you enable it?