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Oh ? Why is that ? SSD still need to address every memory block, don't they ? Or do they have a faster DMA-like mode where you can send the instruction "give me
by Iv 14y ago
Oh ? Why is that ? SSD still need to address every memory block, don't they ? Or do they have a faster DMA-like mode where you can send the instruction "give me the next 96KB starting at address X ?
- lucian1900 14y agoSSDs exhibit the same sort of cache locality RAM does. When a region is accessed, a larger chunk is fetched and cached just in case it's needed later.
- nuje 14y agoYes, and the OS readahead also helps. You can see the random vs sequential difference in any ssd review, eg http://thessdreview.com/our-reviews/ocz-vertex-3-240gb-max-iops-review-as-ssd-tests/ http://thessdreview.com/our-reviews/ocz-vertex-3-240gb-max-i... shows 18 MB/s in random reads vs 500 MB/s sequential reads.