Redis Acceleration on Windows / C #

Im experimenting with Redis on my local machine. While it works for me, albeit very slowly.

Ive got an array of about 14,000 objects, and it takes just over 3 seconds to get them each time, which is obviously too slow for production purposes.

I have the feeling that most of the time is spent on de-serializing objects, but I'm not sure if I can do anything to fix this.

Can I store them first without sorting them sequentially (if that makes sense)? Otherwise, what can I do to speed up the deserialization process? I implemented ISerialization, but it doesn't seem to make any difference.

For im help, use the Serviceis adaptation for Redis.

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