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 === Buffering traffic peaks or disk slowdowns ===
-Please note that most HDDs and SSDs do not have a guaranteed write rate. Especially HDDs via the USB or SATA3 protocol can have downtimes of hundreds of milliseconds between writes. Each ring buffer uses a certain amount of memory to buffer traffic peaks. This buffer can be configured at the '''Settings''' of the '''ring buffer'''
+Note that most HDDs and SSDs do not have a guaranteed write rate. Especially HDDs via the USB or SATA3 protocol can have downtimes of hundreds of milliseconds between writes. Each ring buffer uses a certain amount of memory to buffer traffic peaks. This buffer can be configured at the '''Settings''' of the '''ring buffer'''
 [[File:Ring buffer queue resize config.png|border|800px]]
-You can check if the queue length is big enough with the '''Bytes in Flight''' graph and the '''Dropped Bytes''' graph in the ring buffer statistics.
+You can check if the queue length is large enough with the '''Bytes in Flight''' graph and the '''Dropped Bytes''' graph in the ring buffer statistics.
 [[File:Ring buffer data in flight.png|border|800px]]