@stux Think of a really simple example in the linux world.. memory cacheing to reduce disk IO access... will work great if your accessing the same data over and over again (say different parts of a 2GB file, so the whole thing is loaded into memory)... but that same configuration where you are reading data sequentially and never read the same data twice, then you will see no improvement at all.
@freemo Hm.. guess so. It's so weirdish haha! On the one system it works like a charm with 10 times the load and the other.. well..