Temporary Internet files?

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Fuzzy Logic

I am trying to find any definitive articles on the size of the browser cache
and how it affects performance.

Microsoft appears to set it to some percentage of free hard drive space as
the default. On newer machines that I have setup this results in a cache of
over 1GB. This seems totally ludicrous to me. It would seem that a large
cache would actually degrade performance as IE/Windows has to keep track of
all the stuff in the cache and decide wether to get the information from
cache or the site. I personally run with a 32MB cache and that appears to
work just fine.

Any factual pointers? I have searched Google and Microsoft and have not been
able to find anything of use.
 
I have mine set for 10Mb...
In this day and age of high speed internet there's no
point in saving everything in the TIF.
That was a great feature in the dial-up days....
10 Mb works for me...
 

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