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Eventually, NAND might just end up replacing volatile RAM, since the speed difference on consumer hardware will be negligible, and the power/heat difference wil
by hobarrera 10y ago
Eventually, NAND might just end up replacing volatile RAM, since the speed difference on consumer hardware will be negligible, and the power/heat difference will make up for it.
- juliangoldsmith 10y agoThe problem with NAND is the limited lifetime. With heavy writes, as you'd get in paging, you'd have a significantly shortened lifetime on your drives.