If nvme ssds are so fast, why don't we use them for ram? They're much larger and cheaper

If nvme ssds are so fast, why don't we use them for ram? They're much larger and cheaper.

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Cause ram is even faster

Nice bewbs

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People who actually value their time use ramdisks.

I want a RAMdisk

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Stupid or bait, I don't care.
Just stop posting.

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also people who have to use broken language with out proper build system. who love to paste textfiles into textfiles use it.

1. Ram is much faster
2. Ram has the same performance no matter how you access memory (if we ignore cpu cache). This is not the case with any ssd, nvme or not. nvme ssd is much slower when you dont access data in a linear manner.

SSDs are ram, idiot.

Why would she go out there wearing that? I bet it 15 degrees out there

is this b8?

Rather than some NVME SSDs, I need some boobs in my life

I feel like no one here knows anything about tech at all

RAM is byte addressable, has static time for random access (almost).

right

Ok so why don't we just use RAM for storage?

>sees guys beneath her all wearing T-shirts and caps
>I bet it's 15 degrees out there
Not the brightest are ya lad

power go, file go

Because you're too dumb to understand anything. No go and make an embarrassment of yourself somewhere else.

There's other people in the picture?

Shit bitch, aim for retarded next time you speak.

check'd

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>LightPenis
What do I need to get a hash like this?

a 4chin hash cracker which bruteforces tens of millions of combinations per second and looks for the name that you searched for

What does 4chin uses?

milk truk jus arive

I think there's a bunch of them, but I used Tripcode Explorer a couple of years ago to find some cool trips

desktopthread.com/Tripcode_Explorer/

Does this work with secure trips?

mijita rica

no because that would defeat the point of secure trips.

I didn't mean to crack it.
I mean tcan you generate cool naming secure tripcode?

Not really because you'd have to either 1. know the salt or 2. bruteforce it by posting on Jow Forums.

tiddies

Dude just got really lucky though, or he let his gpu chug away for literal months. Finding a single tripcode is really difficult, so most of the time you'd be settling for something like !L1ghTpEnis.

Bait, run!

epic quints of truth

Lol cute edge boy

Fewer CPU cycles to access RAM. NVMe on PCIe 4 will be at most 15 GB/s. RAM can hit 85 GB/s on some Xeons.

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nice bait

If formula 1 cars are so fast, why don't we use them to travel to different galaxies?

ok why would she go on a tourist hiking trip in full photoshoot/house party makeup and probably straightened hair as well?

Post the universe "disk".

Because she's an Instagram whore.

Imagine going to a beautiful natural and historical place like this and all your vapid mind can think of is "better take a picture of my tits". God I hate women.

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They should make the files stay permanent on a ram. Maybe attach a hard disk in it and when you turn the computer it just copies the files quickly?

Elon Musk couldn't even get a Tesla to mars.

They already do that. It’s called hibernate

DRAM is cheaper than SRAM, NAND on the ram stick as a longterm cache is a good idea but it'll still run at the speed of a NAND based SSD on boot and have to transfer that cache to RAM.

Actually that's not true. You'd need sram for that

It would need capacitors strong enough to power up the act of copying to permanent storage once the main power is cut off.

Nvme as swap isn't discernable from ram to me.

>nvme ssd is much slower when you dont access data in a linear manner.

Same applies to RAM.
You have to add CAS (or even RAS) latency if you're not reading linear.

What about magnetic RAM?
Like old-fashioned magnetic core memory.

Is it much slower than transistor based RAM?

Jajajaja tabien siono

cause they are slower than ram and unlike ram that shit has limited rewrite cycles.

No idea

Fuck

You can bet your ass SSDs will be as fast as RAM in 10 years.

We do use them as RAM, they're called Page files kiddo.

Fun fact DDR2 800MHZ is now the same speed as the latest pcie4 nvme SSD with 6.4GB/sec

>have 4GB ram
>buy 1 TB nvme drive
>enable pagefile and set to 32 GB
Someone needs to do a testing on this and find out whether or not 32GB ram is worth it over 1TB Nvme for gaming/video editing/compiling/etc.

It's not easily miniaturized and it's slow. Making it small and fast (faster than DRAM, even) is theoretically possible (MRAM) but the existing implementations are pretty disappointing.

I don't have it.

It is you dipshit, ram is like 7x faster right now or something and 4gb isn't much for gaming and probably aint much for video editing.
Get a 16GB kit and a cheaper NVME SSD or a 1tb sata ssd or some shit and you'll be fucking golden because SATA is still pretty good at those things.

You don't seem to understand the concept of testing. Testing is strictly to find out the performance differences.

>youtube.com/watch?v=cwy4ujt0qHM
Aside from your autism, it looks like someone did do the benchmark. If you're ram limited, using optane as pagefile seems to keep up with native 16GB of ram. I suspect similar things in regular ssd/nvme due to minimal latency in reads/writes.

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Do tits get bigger at high altitudes due to the decreased pressure?

>[perfectly reasonable response]
>Ok so why don't we just use CPU registers for storage?
the fucking state of this place.

Because it's not bit-addressable. You physically can't. It's not a matter of speed or cost.
You can use 3D Xpoint as slow, cheap RAM though. But not the NVME block-storage stuff available now.

real talk, why isn't hibernating the default instead of fully powering off? the power consumption is negligible

If bugattis are so fast why don't we drive them to the moon? They're much comfier and cheaper

I would ram my disk so deep in her floppies

Your 1.44" disk?

That's called NVDIMM-N and it's already been done.

Is this true?

Yes. Rotational velocidensity helps the platters move faster.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>thinks he needs more than 8gb to play fortnite and watch tranny porn

nice machu picchu

>responding to obvious bait

Quality post!

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>he's never made a ramdisk out of old ddr400 on a pci card

m8 it was the memest of maymays in its day!

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>I'll never fix my life
>I'll never be able to talk to women
>I'll never have a hot girlfriend that loves me

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Not with that attitude you won't sunshine!

no, modern chips can rotate too

Reminder that the people in this thread are retarded.


You can't use NVMe SSDs as RAM, but if you did your system will be quite slow. RAM and Optane are miles above regular NVMe. The reason Optane is acceptable for a page file or as a ram substitute is because of its low latency and high 4K speeds. It's like a mid point between RAM and NVMe.

Optane is miles over NVMe for benchmarks like that.

Is this a fancy tripcode thread now?

she unzip boobs for phtoo or she walk around peru with boobs on out mode?

>I was only pretending to be retarded

The quints have spoken!

>he doesn't use vRAM for storage

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can we get an IT guy to confirm this

god that's such a good ep

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You can. Look it up

Can someone explain whats happening in this picture?

Look at Capcom's arcade boards. They did this as an antipiracy measure and when the battery that powered the ram dies, the board suicides with it.

fucks the mp3 quality over time tho