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SSD's - How they work
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 4:48 pm
by FZ1
Re: SSD's - How they work
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 5:42 pm
by Apoptosis
why didn't he just post that at the OCZ Forums I wonder...
FYI Michael Schuette the owner of that site works for OCZ.
Re: SSD's - How they work
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 8:45 pm
by stopthekilling77
Thanks for the link, Joe! It makes me wonder if hybrid HDD/SSD drives might make sense. You could use a section of high-density memory as either some type of super-cache or primary storage and have that flank a "traditional" hard-drives platters to offer the data retention of a HDD and the speed of an SSD. If done right, even if the SSD part of it loses its data down the line, it could be refreshed by a saved part of the HDD.
Just spitballing but it makes you think doesn't it?
Re: SSD's - How they work
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 9:00 pm
by FZ1
Apoptosis wrote:why didn't he just post that at the OCZ Forums I wonder...
FYI Michael Schuette the owner of that site works for OCZ.
Yeah, Tony posted a link to it...that's how I found it. He said:
Tony wrote:For those who do not know Michael is also a member here and also works for OCZ.
He tells me this is just the start of an overall guide to SSD...I think you will find part 1 most educational.