Does writing copies wears off SSD as much as writing new data?
Does writing copies wears off SSD as much as writing new data?
Kevin Foster
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Jordan Ramirez
SSD isn't the hard disc drive device because it won't causing the wearing out
Daniel Gonzalez
pajeet alert
Logan Sanders
Imagine being this stupid
Grayson Thomas
it actually wears it out twice as much since the data being the same 'burns' the memory cell.
Dominic Martinez
fake and gay
Ayden Collins
Poo in the loo pajeet
Liam Campbell
Copy-on-write exists, but the filesystem you're using almost certainly doesn't support it. Without that, copies are treated exactly the same way as any other file transfer.
However, for normal consumer and even "prosumer" use, you really REALLY don't need to worry about SSD longevity anymore. Even specially designed stress tests take longer to kill a drive than you're realistically going to keep it for.
Just use it the same as you would any other drive, and relax.
Luke Torres
Do you like this album OP?
Nathaniel Perry
no sir, it is of the upmost truth, I am not lie, please belevee me.
Jordan Bell
nice bait
Jason Green
some firmwares may do internal deduplication, theres probably no way to know (unless advertised)
Luke Foster
thanks, sir. much appreciated, sir.
Thomas Parker
beasleytech.net
Looks like the duplication reduction is still in it's infancy and companies prioritize commercial solutions first.
Owen Nelson
dedup afaik is fairly common in "enterprise" storage stuff its not new
Dominic Clark
really good larp
Zachary Kelly
why arent file systems designed to make files as much 0's so the drive gets worn less when you write to it
Jaxon Powell
lol
Aaron Miller
writing copies = writing new data
Isaac Smith
writing? sure. but modern filesystems are smart enough not to do useless operations
Charles Hill
no, but i do
Noah Jackson
Depends what modern filesystem you use. Btrfs, ZFS, APFS - yes. NTFS, HFS+, exFAT, ext4 - no.
Connor Morgan
BASED, merzbow reference on Jow Forums
usually you people have garbage taste
Lucas Miller
good album, OP
have the grimes/musk memes died yet on /mu/? I left when that became a thing because it was just nonstop cancer.
Landon Watson
here, have a better noise reference
>have the grimes/musk memes died yet on /mu/?
no, /mu/ is worse than ever
Michael Morgan
This, the most ubiquitous filesystems (NTFS, FAT, ext4) are far from perfect. However, with the quality of the chips on consumer SSDs, it shouldn't be a huge concern.
fuck, that sucks. I used to love chart threads.
Elijah Walker
>APFS
where were you when Apple won again?
Dylan Thompson
Best pajeet impression I have ever seen
Brayden Walker
Wear leveling means it's about the same
Unless you bought pajeet-tier TLC don't worry, your drive will outlive your desire to use it
Gavin Cook
Where was I when Apple finally caught up to what Linux was doing for over a decade? Let me check. I was on Linux.
Jace Perry
>have the grimes/musk memes died yet on /mu/?
Yeah. The joke got old.
The problem is that /mu/ is nose-diving in quality nonetheless.
Brandon Turner
is it just normie-infested or something? What the fuck happened?
Oliver James
Grimes has an autistic fanbase and so does Elon Musk. That's what happened.