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Joerg Schilling schrieb: |
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> Grant <emailgrant@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> I'm considering buying a solid-state drive to improve I/O performance |
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>> and even reduce noise. Has anyone tried this? I was considering |
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>> getting the lowest capacity I can find and putting most of the system |
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>> on it. There is a roundup on tomshardware.com and it sounds like some |
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>> are very much better than others. SLC sounds vastly superior compared |
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>> to MLC, but also much more expensive. |
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> I yesterday send some test results.... If you use a UFS clone like ext, |
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> you will not get much better speed. You should use ZFS or another COW |
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> filesystem that tries to write bigger blocks in order to avoid high latencies. |
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> I recommend Intel or OCZ. Other SSDs have been reported as slow |
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> I tested OCZ |
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> Jörg |
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Hi |
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this German article says that AXFS will be available up from kernel |
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2.6.28. This is a new file system named for its main future: Advanced |
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Execute in Place Filesystem. This means the CPU can execute stuff from |
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the ssd without loading it to ram, first. As far as I understand there |
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is an upside. It is a read only file system you need to create for every |
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program. I am not the geek in that but I wanted to mention it. Oh and it |
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does not work if you connect your ssd by ata or usb. |
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http://www.pro-linux.de/news/2008/13093.html |
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kh |
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