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• #5644 fLeSs nagyúr fagy53 #5643

  2010-04-02 23:47:00 #5644

  Összes hozzászólása itt Válaszok az összes hozzászólására itt Válaszok erre a hozzászólásra

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  válasz fagy53 #5643 üzenetére

  már megtaláltam a forrást

  "SSD lifespans are usually quantified in the number of erase/program cycles a block can go through before it is unusable, as I mentioned earlier it's generally 10,000 cycles for MLC flash and 100,000 cycles for SLC. Neither of these numbers are particularly user friendly since only the SSD itself is aware of how many blocks it has programmed. Intel wanted to represent its SSD lifespan as a function of the amount of data written per day, so Intel met with a number of OEMs and collectively they came up with a target figure: 20GB per day. OEMs wanted assurances that a user could write 20GB of data per day to these drives and still have them last, guaranteed, for five years. Intel had no problems with that.

  Intel went one step further and delivered 5x what the OEMs requested. Thus Intel will guarantee that you can write 100GB of data to one of its MLC SSDs every day, for the next five years, and your data will remain intact. The drives only ship with a 3 year warranty but I suspect that there'd be some recourse if you could prove that Intel's 100GB/day promise was false."

  szal alapvetően ez az OEM-ek feltétele volt az Intel felé, ami az Intelnek meg is felelt, sőt, a napi 100 GB-ot is bevállalta.

  az egy napi 20 GB/5000-szer írható SSD-nek felelne meg, ami éppen az aranyközépút.

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