solid state memory?
We are getting ready to order a new computer to replace hubby's XP. We are considering a Dell 1700 Inspiron. I notice that some of the other computers they offer for more $ have solid state memory a...
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strollin wrote:
The memory cells of an ssd have a finite number of write cycles and defragging causes unnecessary writes that don't provide any benefit.
Even though the memory cells of an ssd have a finite number of write cycles, the number is quite large and a typical user will probably never encounter the max number.
I believe that's true for consumer use. I service some commercial grade storage arrays that employ SSD's, and in some environments, they can wear out an SSD in 2-3 years of use. Amazing.
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