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First generation 1TB fusion drives had 128GB of SSD storage. 2017 and 2019 1TB fusion drives have 32GB of SSD storage [1], which is basically just enough for th
by smnrchrds 8y ago
First generation 1TB fusion drives had 128GB of SSD storage. 2017 and 2019 1TB fusion drives have 32GB of SSD storage [1], which is basically just enough for the OS and a couple of apps if you are lucky. People are not exaggerating when they say Apple hardware are regressing, not progressing.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusion_Drive https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusion_Drive
- resters 8y agoThat explains it. I hadn't actually used one before purchasing it but had used the previous generation model a few times.
- tom_ 8y agoThe size need only be proportional to the amount of hot data. And realistically, it need only be proportional to the amount of hot data that's randomly accessed in small chunks, because that's where the bulk of the improvements will come from. I wonder why the performance ain't so great. I bet 32GBytes is in principle more than sufficient.
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- hinkley 8y agoPutting/letting Jony Ive on designing the new campus is one of the dumbest things Apple has done. Effectively dereliction of duty. Now that he's back on task, I'm holding my breath that there are some mea culpas in the next round of hardware updates. If there aren't some significant quality improvements I'll probably still get a new laptop, but I'll be selling my shares.