Samsung Solid-State Disk

AtlantaBob

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Interesting... doesn't flash-based memory "wear out" after several tens of thousands of writes? I know that the small versions of Firefox and Mozilla designed for USB drives incorporate features that don't write to the "disk" to avoid these problems. Or was that merely a problem with older flah-memory cards?

 

aka1nas

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Its more like a few hundred thousand write cycles. However, reading from the flash has a much higher mtbf. I think this flash cache was suppossed to be used to cache things like the OS that doesn't need to be updated relatively often.
 

Gurck

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it weights less than half as much. The SSD can write up to 57MB per second and write up to 32MB per second
That part hurt to read :(

Very cool though
 

MDE

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Originally posted by: Gurck
it weights less than half as much. The SSD can write up to 57MB per second and write up to 32MB per second
That part hurt to read :(

Very cool though

The typo or how slow that is?