And what about partitions? I suposse it just work inside every partition asigned sectors. So would be better to make bigger than needed partitions and don't make swap ones in SSDs.
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Originally posted by malkavian View PostAnd what about partitions? I suposse it just work inside every partition asigned sectors. So would be better to make bigger than needed partitions and don't make swap ones in SSDs.
It's the same translation map idea that is used for virtual memory.
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Originally posted by curaga View PostQuoth wikipedia:
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Larger disks only help if you're not actually using the space. And if that's the case, why pay for a big ssd in the first place?
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Originally posted by curaga View PostLarger disks only help if you're not actually using the space. And if that's the case, why pay for a big ssd in the first place?
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Originally posted by curaga View PostI'll have to counter that with Murphy's law, the steady state of any disk is full
(Still, if you do a programs / data split over an SSD and a normal disk, it often works out with some free space on the SSD.)Last edited by dnebdal; 17 March 2012, 05:05 PM.
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Well, just read in wikipedia and with static wear leveling free or used space is not a problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wear_leveling#Types
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