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DO YOU HAVE YOUR WINDOWS INSTALLED ON FLASH DRIVE???

probably not...

(06-08-2010, 02:11 AM)Arpit Wrote: [ -> ]DO YOU HAVE YOUR WINDOWS INSTALLED ON FLASH DRIVE???

probably not...

no but you can if thats what you want

even on a not-SSD flash memory its possible

I want to say that nobody uses pen drive for a million write...

Even Readyboost enabled pendrive would last minimum for 10 straight years..

(06-08-2010, 02:16 AM)Arpit Wrote: [ -> ]I want to say that nobody uses flash drive for a million write...

wrong.
many ppl who own a SSD use it for the OS (obviously cause that makes the OS alot faster). and the OS writes alot

and i said a few million (if not billion) writes breaks flash memory

CORRECTED....PEN DRIVE:p

(06-08-2010, 03:19 AM)Daco Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-08-2010, 02:16 AM)Arpit Wrote: [ -> ]I want to say that nobody uses flash drive for a million write...

wrong.
many ppl who own a SSD use it for the OS (obviously cause that makes the OS alot faster). and the OS writes alot

and i said a few million (if not billion) writes breaks flash memory

True. But I thought external flash pen drives can't withstand the amount of writes an OS like windows xp/vista/7 make, and it would wear out rather fast.

SATA SSD's and other solid state memory designed for normal every day use is of course different.

A standard 16gb thumb pen drive, has very slow read access times and data transfer speeds, and the flash memory is of lower quality than say intel's x25 ssd drive. I found it to be a quite useless way to install cheap flash memory bootable drive for ubuntu and redhat, because the usb interface itself is such a bottleneck.

yeah....Pen Drive is only for Pocket Portable Data, and is smaller and safer than those DVD's and its rewritable:p
SSD are quite durable and faster, at the cost of price and memory limitations at this point of stage....

(05-30-2010, 04:26 AM)Daco Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-30-2010, 04:22 AM)Ocean Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-30-2010, 12:16 AM)Daco Wrote: [ -> ]wait
why get 24 SSD's in raid?
thats overkill , let alone useless

They didn't, it makes no sense for consumer use. They got the drives for demonstration from Samsung for a day.

let me rephrase

why put 24 SSD's in raid?
its overkill


even for a demonstration its overkill

It is if the motherboard is not using SATA 6g/s ^^

Quote:It is if the motherboard is not using SATA 6g/s ^^

Maybe they should use SSD on ENIAC....That should push SSD's to the limits....:p

lol, had seen this video at my tech school :p