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That's a particularly odd configuration of flash chips, though. That's why you don't see 96GB SSDs very often. Generally, they're found in powers of two.
by mynameisvlad 13y ago
That's a particularly odd configuration of flash chips, though. That's why you don't see 96GB SSDs very often. Generally, they're found in powers of two.
- lmm 13y agoPhysical 128GB with 96GB user-accessible sounds plausible enough.
- VLM 13y agoIts a marketing/pricing game. Manufacture all of them with 128G of storage. Every single one of them. Then the consumer gets to pay a varying amount to be permitted to use what they paid for. This is a VERY old idea in the computing world.