How to Increase SSD Lifespan? A Comprehensive Guide
SSDs come with a limited number of P/E (Program/Erase) cycles. In terms of…
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Understanding eMLC NAND Flash and SSDs
eMLC stands for (Enterprise Multi-Level Cell). Just like the standard MLC NAND flash…
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Difference between Consumer SSD and Enterprise SSD
All SSDs, whether consumer or enterprise, share similar components and working mechanisms. However,…
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Sequential vs Random Read/Write Performance in Storage
Sequential and Random Read/Write performance is critical for understanding the concept of digital…
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How are bits stored physically?
A bit is the basic unit of data in computing and digital electronics….
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Are Gen 5.0 SSDs backward compatible with Gen 3.0 Motherboards? [Bottleneck Explained]
A Gen 5.0 NVMe SSDs need 4 times more bandwidth compared to what…
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Are Gen 5.0 SSDs Backward Compatible with Gen 4.0 Slots? Understanding the Bottleneck
The best thing about the NVMe SSDs is that they use the PCIe…
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What is a bit? Why do computers only understand 0 and 1?
Bit stands for Binary Digit. There are only two binary digits, i.e., 0…
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Are Gen 3.0 NVMe SSDs Forward Compatible with Gen 4.0 Slots?
Because NVMe SSDs utilize the PCIe interface for data transmission, their connection depends…
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What is a Hard Disk Cache and its importance?
Hard Disks are relatively slow when it comes to random data reading and…
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