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Since no one is discussing it, here are the technical details of the change: >once the 12 GB SLC cache is exhausted, and their [write] performance [decreases]
by dfdz 5y ago
Since no one is discussing it, here are the technical details of the change:
>once the 12 GB SLC cache is exhausted, and their [write] performance [decreases] from 610 MBps (the original speed) [to] 390Mps.
I am not saying what they did was ethical, but many consumers do not regularly write files of 12G and will not notice the change
Here is a better article describing the situation:
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wd-blue-sn550-ssd-performance-cut-in-half-slc-runs-out https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wd-blue-sn550-ssd-performa...
- NullPrefix 5y agoFictional qoute: >once the the 4GB RAM cache is exhausted, and their [write] performance [decreases] from 20GBps (the original speed) [to] 610 MBps