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New more robust chips for SSD by Samsung and Sun
Posted on 17/07/08 15:09 by geno 888
As already known, one of the main drawbacks of SSD is currently the limited number of read/write cycles, after which the chip becomes damaged. This limitation is the main reason why SSD cannot be used safely in servers, because these machines require a 24/7 operation, reducing heavily the disk life.
According to Samsung, the ability to use SSD also in servers (and the new "server-grade SLC memory" should allow this safely) will also produce a huge power saving (an SSD consumes much less energy than a conventional server HDD).
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Jame haldane (guest),
Friday 18 July 2008 18:28
I bought a Insigina Plasma 42 " inside is all samsung circuitry This model is a Best Buy brand were as Prima is a Future Shop brand as fate whatever would have it ours were identical in ever way even to the remote size shape button assignment both failed within 18 mouths and as made in China they did not send the modular replacement boards. I don't suspect this chip old or knew is involved but at $2000.00 it would be nice to have a fix other then the land fill.
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HRQ (guest),
Monday 21 July 2008 00:39
That happens when you buy "cheap", like Insignia or Prima.....
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