Just guessing, but even if it's non-volatile RAM, I would expect it to
be faster than a hard drive as typically RAM writes are significantly
faster than hard disk writes (think of your virtual memory cache).
-Chipp
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I could be mistaken, but I believe the difference is also a function of
the type of RAM used in flash drives, since non-volatile RAM is slower
than the type we use in computer memory. I.e., a USB flash drive should
be expected to be slower than a USB hard drive.
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