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Linear throughput is the wrong way to think about this. Random access is much more important for DRAM workloads. Persistent memory has a block size of 4 cache l
by jdsully 7y ago
Linear throughput is the wrong way to think about this. Random access is much more important for DRAM workloads. Persistent memory has a block size of 4 cache lines (256 bytes) vs 4KB for an SSD. This drastically cuts down on read/write amplification.
- AstralStorm 7y agoGenerally burst access and not random is important. A few MB at a time.