Bob Sneidar wrote:
> Keep in mind with the solid state drives that their is a duty
> cycle of about 10,000 writes per bit, meaning a spot on the
> hard drive can be expected to last through 10,000 read/write
> cycles before it may go bad.
Good point.
The much lower weight and power consumption of SSDs make them a good
choice in portables, but their cost-per-GB is so much higher than even a
good 7200 RPM HDD that for a 24/7 server (which is presumably
non-portable) you'd get adequate performance and possibly longer life at
a significantly lower cost going the old-school route.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
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