I believe RAM is one of the most talked-about topics in the whole computer-building community. There are a lot of questions on forums, Quora, Reddit,… Read More »6 Biggest LIES You Have Been Told about the RAM
Yes, the Random Access Memory tends to degrade over time. The lifespan of the RAM varies widely depending on the usage conditions but a typical… Read More »Does RAM Degrade Over Time? How to increase RAM lifespan?
Both charge trap flash and floating gate are non-volatile memory technologies used in flash storage devices. Basically, these two technologies indicate how the memory cell… Read More »Charge Trap Flash vs Floating Gate
I have already published an article discussing the differences and working of different types of NAND Flash cells. In that article, we discussed that SLC… Read More »QLC vs TLC SSDs: Which one to Choose?
DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) is your computer’s main memory or working memory employed to store the data temporarily. Whenever the CPU wants the data… Read More »Understanding the DRAM: How does Computer Memory Work?
RAM and SSD upgrades are different. An upgraded RAM can give you completely different performance benefits than an SSD. This is because RAM is temporary… Read More »RAM vs SSD: Which One Should You Upgrade First?
M.2 SATA and M.2 NVMe SSDs come in the same form factor. The M.2 connectors might be different but an NVMe port would support the… Read More »Can you use an M.2 SATA SSD in M.2 NVMe port?
Flash Drives store the data with the help of NAND flash memory. This is a non-volatile memory that operates with the help of floating gate… Read More »How does a Flash Drive Work and Store Data?
SSDs come with a limited number of P/E (Program/Erase) cycles. In numbers, the SSD lifespan is calculated with the help of TBW (Terabytes Written), but… Read More »How to Increase SSD Lifespan? A Comprehensive Guide
eMLC stands for (Enterprise Multi-Level Cell). Just like the standard MLC NAND flash for consumer drives, the eMLC stores two bits of data per cell.… Read More »Understanding eMLC NAND Flash and SSDs