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It is aeons better if they deliver: * High Read And Write Performance At Small Capacity Points * High Performance Maintained As The Drive Fills * Heavy Workl
by thriftwy 9y ago
It is aeons better if they deliver:
* High Read And Write Performance At Small Capacity Points
* High Performance Maintained As The Drive Fills
* Heavy Workloads That Cause Drive Wear And Require High Endurance
Because SSD fail all three:
They require huge blocks to be wiped if you want to write anything, they grind to halt once you fill past 50%, and they eventually degrade.
From what I've seen in charts, they deliver.
- daxorid 9y agoAgreed. The only thing keeping me from putting these into production is that I can't find any data on reliability.
- pvg 9y ago"aeons better" is like "made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs"
- Dylan16807 9y agoDo you think "generations better" is bad, too? Aeons are like that but more intense.
- pvg 9y agoI think 'generations better' is also lousy but at least 'generations' as 'stages of technological development of something, over time' is common figurative usage. 'Aeons' isn't, making it much sillier. Intensely sillier, if you prefer.
- Dylan16807 9y agoAeons are commonly used for revolutionary stages of something. Not necessarily improvement, but definitely giant leaps of progress. It's not just a measure of raw time.
- pvg 9y agoI can think of a retort that is ages and eras better than this!