A possible memory leak

Your all close but like I said, it's a technology (for windows, yes) and it is disabled.. :cool:

Disable Superfetch & Prefetch for SSD in Windows 8 / 7

Maybe it's different for different ssd's... :cool:
Guide is wrong. I've built 3 rigs in the past 6 months each with an SSD in them and every single one is enabled. Every single time I install Windows 8.1 onto my rig (which has 3 SSDs in it) Superfetch is still enabled. Each install I do on a 9470m or 9480m at work it's enabled. Superfetch has been enabled by default since Vista.
Maybe in theory it's supposed to disable, but in practice it's always been enabled. I don't find it to be particularly a bad thing because it doesn't exactly hamper an SSD at all or cause it harm. People just tell you to disable it to save a bit of RAM.
 
Guide is wrong. I've built 3 rigs in the past 6 months each with an SSD in them and every single one is enabled. Every single time I install Windows 8.1 onto my rig (which has 3 SSDs in it) Superfetch is still enabled. Each install I do on a 9470m or 9480m at work it's enabled. Superfetch has been enabled by default since Vista.
Maybe in theory it's supposed to disable, but in practice it's always been enabled. I don't find it to be particularly a bad thing because it doesn't exactly hamper an SSD at all or cause it harm. People just tell you to disable it to save a bit of RAM.

Hmmm... My PC with 840 EVO has it disabled.. I'm on my work PC now with a crucial MX100 and this is also disabled by default...

Did you optimize your ssd's?
 
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