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Has it? Everything I've read that is not just speculation has concluded that you'd have to constantly write a great deal of data to wear out an SSD, even with a
by sjs 17y ago
Has it? Everything I've read that is not just speculation has concluded that you'd have to constantly write a great deal of data to wear out an SSD, even with a swap partition (or file).
http://serverfault.com/questions/23720/should-you-disable-page-file-with-ssd/25620#25620 http://serverfault.com/questions/23720/should-you-disable-pa...
- jmtulloss 17y agoSSD drives have substantially longer life than embedded flash drives since they are SLC, meaning each bit is represented by one cell. Embedded flash devices are MLC, meaning each cell represents multiple bits. Your drive's life expectancy goes down dramatically with each bit you try stuff into a single cell.
- rictic 17y agoAre you sure? I thought most non-enterprise SSDs are MLC.