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I definitely agree.

Google "MySQLTuner." Upload that to your server. run it and wait a week or two for it to collect data. It will give you best optimization for your server. There isn't a one-fit-all for MySQL. It depends on what you have and how busy your server is or not. I use it on my crypto exchange ranking...

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Ok, thank you.

I'm running a CentOS server (specs below) with 32 GB memory. My problem is 18.49 GB of the 32GB is used by cache. That seems to be a lot. Is that a good thing or cache is using too much? I'm running a cryptocurrency website. I cache a lot of stuff because I'm using API to pull cryptocurrency...