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Is there any reason not to use these new drives for server workloads with lots of random access? The specs are quite close to the SLC X25-E in most cases, and e
by chrisbolt 17y ago
Is there any reason not to use these new drives for server workloads with lots of random access? The specs are quite close to the SLC X25-E in most cases, and even better at some, at a fraction of the price/GB.
- Retric 17y agoI think MLC vs SLC can take a different number of writes which might be important if you are using them to store log files that are constantly overwritten.
- sokoloff 17y agoLog files are also generally sequential access, so spinning disks work just fine (and are much cheaper) for that use case.