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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 72227" data-source="post: 779274"><p>Very good point, never thought of that. One question that came to mind after reading your post is in regards to these "performance tests" from the likes of AV-Comparatives. If it is in fact due to the caching file incresing in size over time, shouldn't these tests look at the performance of a product over a longer period of time? If all they do is test it out of the box, then they are only getting the initial impact, but if a lot of these products do in fact slow down the system over time, maybe it's not a true representation of the actual performance of these products.</p><p></p><p>Personally I would like to know how it's performance is long term vs the first few days. If it's slow initially while it caches, but speeds up afterwards I'm cool with that, but if it's fast now, but slows down later I'm not cool with that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 72227, post: 779274"] Very good point, never thought of that. One question that came to mind after reading your post is in regards to these "performance tests" from the likes of AV-Comparatives. If it is in fact due to the caching file incresing in size over time, shouldn't these tests look at the performance of a product over a longer period of time? If all they do is test it out of the box, then they are only getting the initial impact, but if a lot of these products do in fact slow down the system over time, maybe it's not a true representation of the actual performance of these products. Personally I would like to know how it's performance is long term vs the first few days. If it's slow initially while it caches, but speeds up afterwards I'm cool with that, but if it's fast now, but slows down later I'm not cool with that. [/QUOTE]
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