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Probably not because SSD's pretty much hit the boundaries of the engineering envelope. The maximum bandwidth of a SATA interface is 6Gb/sec. For comparison, o
by brudgers 4y ago
Probably not because SSD's pretty much hit the boundaries of the engineering envelope.
The maximum bandwidth of a SATA interface is 6Gb/sec.
For comparison, old PC-1600 DDR RAM has a data rate of 1.6GB/sec...or >10Gb/sec because 1Gb != 1GB.
Over SATA, static RAM is good enough to saturate the interface and is non-volatile and cheaper.
Good luck.