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July 7, 2008 |
hyperI/O Presents on the Effectiveness of the |
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"The
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hyperI/O LLC, the file I/O performance monitoring expert, announced today that Tom West, President of hyperI/O LLC, will be giving a talk entitled "The Best I/O is No I/O" at the July meetings of the Rocky Mountain Windows Technology User Group to be held in Denver and Colorado Springs, Colorado on July 15th and 16th respectively. This presentation will discuss the effectiveness of the system file cache within Microsoft® Windows® operating systems and illustrate the extent to which an application’s disk I/O operation activity actually goes down to the physical disk device. |
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Nov 27, 2007 |
hIOmon Adds "Boot Logging" Option |
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New hIOmon
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hyperI/O LLC, the file I/O performance monitoring expert, announced today that its industry-leading hIOmon File I/O Performance Monitor now enables users to display and export both file and device I/O operation metrics that have been collected by the hIOmon software during the boot startup of the Windows operating system. These metrics can be captured by hIOmon upon an individual file and device basis, with support for both “partitions/volumes” and “entire disks” at the physical device level within the operating system. Moreover, hIOmon can collect an “I/O Operation Trace” and/or summarized (i.e., aggregated) I/O operation performance metrics for user-selected files as well as devices concurrently during system boot startup. |
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