If you're looking for speed & low latency, there are also these (ACARD
ANS-9010):
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=308&Itemid=60
As long as you verify the memory modules you put in them are good from
the start, they should be able to happily chunk away almost indefinitely.
John McKelvey wrote:
Folks,
Rather than rewrite one of my codes so that a lot of data would be
stored in memory rather that being repeatedly read from current 7200 RPM
disk, I am wondering about using an SSD because of apparent I/O speedup
possibilities.
Question: What about SSD durability or expected lifetime? I've some
concerns about this.
Thanks1
John McKelvey
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