good work @goodplanets

Cheers @LithStud

Back again to bump this thread
There is another way to use flash memory with burst that's called M.2 flash ram modules. They are commonly found on newer generation motherboards but are currently limited to about 3 onboard. So if the wallets deep they can be placed into USB stick drive enclosures. Also quite power consuming a powered external hub would definitely be needed to prevent the USB from overloading or ending its service life prematurely. But like SSD they really only useful for plotting.

I couldn't resist posting this. Its a fantastic parody

hey let us know if it runs better on the paid version like as you would use it in free version. if you go pro

i gave up on SSD completely and I had to move my GPU on my motherboard to get half decent disk writes but if anything to note about Turboplotter the maximum efficiency of the free version (i don't have the paid one) is acheived with 1 plot disks. I have also found the larger the disk the faster it writes. However, in the back of my mind i am thinking there might be an undocumented free version limitation. Yes Turboplotter makes optimised plots. External disks can be slower than internals if you can plot to internal then move it to external it would be faster in your case. of ext Lacie.

i actually got it to work but it was slow at writing plots.

ok cool thanks @haitch @cryo please fix your miner

cheers @LithStud

well, here i am trying again yay!
found this new or old POC 2 version cryo made.
It has a bug in direct plot generation that it only supports a linux EXT4 partiton for direct mode even in its windows port.
So, since i have an installed read\write partition driver for ext4 i have a new problem:

here is the command i executed followed with its error message

C:\gpu>gpuplotgenerator generate direct E:\CRYO1\gpuplotgenerator generate direct F:\CRYO1\16884833744220149372_1111111111141632967_3576552_4096_2
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GPU plot generator v4.2.2
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Author:   Cryo
Bitcoin:  138gMBhCrNkbaiTCmUhP9HLU9xwn5QKZgD
Burst:    BURST-YA29-QCEW-QXC3-BKXDL
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Loading platforms...
Loading devices...
Loading devices configurations...
Initializing generation devices...
    [0] Device: Bonaire (OpenCL 1.2 AMD-APP (2906.8))
    [0] Device memory: 512MB
    [0] CPU memory: 512MB
Initializing generation contexts...

[ERROR] Invalid file name

C:\gpu>

So did i execute it incorrectly? because I don't wanna stuff around with an optimisation tool (if theres one)