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Bottleneck for swap in/out must be SSD, not memory. Also its SSD isn't fast compared to other NVMe SSDs in both throughput and IOPS. Possibly latency is great t
by fomine3 6y ago
Bottleneck for swap in/out must be SSD, not memory. Also its SSD isn't fast compared to other NVMe SSDs in both throughput and IOPS. Possibly latency is great thanks to integrated SSD controller onto M1 but I don't think it changes the game.
- amelius 6y agoIs a SSD suitable for swap, given its limited number of write cycles?
- foldr 6y agoWhen I looked into this, the information I found suggested that modern consumer SSDs generally have more than enough write cycles to spare for any plausible use case. Possibly this was more of an issue five to ten years ago.