Re:How I Fixed a 10-Year-Old Guitar Hero Bug Without the Sou...
by gambiting on Monday September 25, 2017 @10:12AM
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They are always either Samsung 840 or 850 PRO - so according to that test they should last much longer than they do. But they don't - I suspect it's the nature of what we're doing that's killing them, it's almost all random writes, very little sequential writing. Techreport did sequential writes - so each cell was only written once per pass, while when I write 1TB of data to my drive majority of it might be focused in the same area - sure broken cells they will get moved around but the drive will run out of cells to relocate to after a while.
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Re:How I Fixed a 10-Year-Old Guitar Hero Bug Without the Sou...
by pixl97 on Monday September 25, 2017 @06:33PM
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If you're using Samsung in Windows, make sure you turn on RAPID mode. Also, don't run any SSD almost full, it kills your speed.
Killing PRO's in 100T is an aberration
Re:How I Fixed a 10-Year-Old Guitar Hero Bug Without the Sou...
by gambiting on Tuesday September 26, 2017 @03:26AM
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I'm running 2x1TB in RAID 0, so Samsung Magician doesn't let me enable RAPID mode, it just says it's unsupported. And yeah, I never run them near full, usually about 200-300GB are completely free.
Besides, RAPID mode seems to destroy performance if you care about number of operations per second(and I do very much, I'm writing millions of files to the drive every day)
http://techreport.com/review/25282/a-closer-look-at-rapid-dr...