Is it possible to personalize the size or the Path to your cache, history, temporary files and others?

Is it possible to personalize the size or the Path to your cache, history, temporary files and others? If it is, how can I do it?
I explain why. I am willing to create a RamDisk partition where I would place that kind of files with support to a bigger size, that way increasing my speed in Internet, and avoiding permanent writes in the SSD drive.
I am in i7 920 CPU, with system and programs working in a SSD drive and have 24 GB of RAM memory.

Hi cor-el
In my Desktop I have the 9.0.1 version of Firefox.
I don’t know if it is or not the portable one, but I presume not.
I couldn’t follow your first link, because page is not found.
The second link takes me to somewhere where I have already been and that gives no solution to my question.
I don’t want to disable cache in Firefox. By the contrary, I want it enabled and I’m trying to make it more efficient, making it bigger and placed in a very fast driver (A RamDisk driver, which is a driver made from RAM memory).
'''''What I want is to configure by myself the place where the cache and other temporary files are placed in my computer, and their size.'''''
So, I repeat my first question. Is this possible?
Although I am Portuguese you don´t need to redirect me to Portuguese pages, cause I’m perfectly familiar with English.

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