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This has nothing to do with heat. Almost all SSD's have an SLC mode where part of the drive is operated in fast SLC mode. After the SLC cache is filled it will
by throwaway48476 2y ago
This has nothing to do with heat. Almost all SSD's have an SLC mode where part of the drive is operated in fast SLC mode. After the SLC cache is filled it will write to the slower TLC/QLC area. Any SSD benchmark will show this. SMR hard drives also do this.
- jerf 2y agoSSDs I know about, but is that true of every USB flash drive? Or any? And it definitely sometimes has to do with heat, or I couldn't speed my drive up on-the-fly by cooling it.
- throwaway48476 2y agoOnly the controller throttles from heat, not the NAND. Sometimes they're co packaged in USB drives.
- nothercastle 2y agoThat’s probably what happens. That’s why they go from 120mb/sec down to a sad 20