General SSD Maintenance Questions.

I've seen some 'tweaks' recommended for SSD's.

I know that for the most part most tweaks are just not worth the effort or even needed at all.

Newer systems, better CPU's, cheaper RAM and storage drives (SSD or HDD) and Windows 7 just don't have the same limitations as even the not so old Dual Core XP systems of only a few years ago. 

I would like to get the opinions of fellow DAW users that are using SSD's on some of the recommended tweaks out there.

Worth it or not?

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SSD optimization tweak - Disable indexing Indexing is a Windows service that is designed to speed up Windows search. The indexing service automatically keeps track of the files on your computer, which makes searching for files faster. However, indexing performs numerous small write operations to maintain the database of file indexes when you create, modify or delete files. And, as you already know, the fewer writes there are to an SSD, the longer it will perform well. As for Windows search, it will perform just as well with indexing switched off. To disable indexing, do the following:
Go to Start and click on Computer Right-click on the SSD drive and select Properties Uncheck Allow files on this drive to have contents indexed in addition to file properties  

2. I've read quite a bit on this one.
The common thought seems it should be set to your RAM + 300MB. So I should be set at 33068MB?
Or just let sleeping baby's lie and let Windows manage it?
 
Disable, move or reduce the page file Your system starts using the page file (virtual memory) when it runs out of memory while working with applications. When the system is using the page file, there are writes to your drive. Because it’s best to reduce writes to SSD, it’s best to either reduce the size of the page file, move it to another drive or disable it altogether. Here is how:
Click on Start, right-click on Computer and go to Properties Choose Advanced System Settings link on the left-hand side and go toSettings under Performance Go to the Advanced tab, find Virtual memory and click Change Uncheck the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox Under Drive [Volume Label], click on the drive where you want to change the size of virtual memory. If your system uses an HDD in addition to an SSD, it’s best to move the page file there. Click Custom size and type the new size in MB in the Initial size (MB) andMaximum size (MB) boxes. Make sure it’s the same amount to prevent your CPU from constantly adjusting virtual memory Click Set and then click OK If you want to disable the page file, simply select No paging file and click OK Keep in mind that if you disable the page file altogether and run out of RAM when using some applications, they will crash.

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And our last SSD optimization tweak - Enable write caching Write caching is a feature that improves the performance of both SSDs and HDDs. Even though the advantage of SSD vs hard drive is increased speed, write caching can still improve its performance. When write caching is enabled, high speed volatile memory is used to collect and cache write commands sent to the disk drive. This helps to improve the performance of the drive. Another useful feature of write caching is NCQ (Native Command Queuing) – a feature that introduces write combining and enables the drive to make intelligent choices when writing and reading data.
To enable write caching, do the following:
Click on Start, right-click on Computer and go to Properties Click on the Device Manager on the left-hand side Open the Disk drives section, right-click on your drive, select Properties and go to the Policies tab Check Enable write caching on the disk and click OK These SSD optimization tweaks will help you make your solid state drive even faster, prolong its lifetime, and make your computer a real pleasure to use.

Lady's, Gentleman....
Your thoughts please.
Mike