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content/300-accelerate/300-caching.mdx

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 ## Default cache strategy 
 
-Accelerate defaults to **no cache** to avoid counterintuitive issues. Caching can be a powerful tool for improving performance but can also be dangerous if not used correctly.
+Accelerate defaults to **no cache** to avoid unexpected issues. While caching can improve performance, incorrect usage may lead to errors.
 
-For example, consider writing a query on a critical path without explicitly defining a cache strategy. If you run the code, you might receive incorrect data without explanation. This could be caused by someone forgetting to disable the default _implicit_ cache behavior. Implicit caching allows these counterintuitive issues to arise, leading to undesirable results.
+For instance, if a query is executed on a critical path without specifying a cache strategy, the result may be incorrect, with no clear explanation. This issue often arises when implicit caching is unintentionally left enabled.
 
-You must explicitly opt-in to caching if you want to use it. This makes it clear to developers that caching is not enabled by default and helps prevent counterintuitive issues from occurring.
+To avoid such problems, you must explicitly opt-in to caching. This ensures you are aware that caching is not enabled by default, preventing potential errors.
 
-> When no cache strategy is specified or during a cache miss, a Prisma Client with the Accelerate extension routes all queries to the database through a connection pool instance near the database region.
+> When no cache strategy is specified or during a cache miss, a Prisma Client with the Accelerate extension routes all queries to the database through a connection pool instance near the database region.