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doing this would destroy your file system performance (almost as much as using Windows). SSDs are much faster when not close to full since it let's them do thin
by adgjlsfhk1 2y ago
doing this would destroy your file system performance (almost as much as using Windows). SSDs are much faster when not close to full since it let's them do things like use the unfilled capacity as an SLC write cache.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 2y agoDo normal users require maximal SSD performance? So long as they can launch Chrome, the super app is going to handle all of their needs.
- adgjlsfhk1 2y agoit depends what you mean. Pretty much no one cares about sequential speeds (unless you are copying 10s of gb it doesn't matter). OTOH, the latency of random 4k reads and writes matters a ton. Any time cached data is read/written (e.g. cookies/ UI settings etc), there are going to be a bunch of tiny disk operations will be performed.