Ricky
Right-click the Google Chrome shortcut on the Start menu or desktop and select “Properties“
Click the “Shortcut” tab at the top of the “Google Chrome Properties” window.
Click the “Target” field, and push the “End” key to move the cursor to the end of the text.
Push the space bar once.
Type “–disk-cache-size=10000000” in the field, modifying the number after “size=” so that it represents the space that you would like to devote to the Google Chrome disk cache in bytes.
Click “OK.” Close any running instances of Google Chrome, and re-open the browser to begin using the new cache size.
10000000 is equal to 1GB of space. Takes up hard drive memory. My current setting is 40000000 equal to 4GB of cache space allocated to Chrome.