Questions tagged [solid-state-drive]

SSD SUPPORT IS OFF-TOPIC. General HDD/SSD support may be asked on Super User (https://superuser.com). A solid-state drive (SSD) is a flash disk similar to a thumb drive, but much faster and with a hard-disk interface, typically SATA.

A solid-state drive is a storage medium based on high-performance flash memory. Most SSD have the same logical interfaces as hard disks (e.g. SATA ). SSDs can be distinguished from HDDs by not having any moving mechanical components.

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How to maximize SSD I/O in C++?

I made a program to read and write 2d-array into NVME SSD(Samsung 970EVO plus). I designed the program to read N*M like as #pragma omp parallel for for(int i=0;i
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NASM: how to access ssd drive correctly?

I need to access SSD drive with NASM 16-bit code. When accessing regular hard drive, need to set registers AX, DX, CX to choose Cylinder/Track/Sector/Number of sectors (AH - to choose read sector function, DL - to choose drive number, CH - to choose…
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C# ThreadPool for writing to SSD disk

I have a thread pool writing data to an SSD disk. (windows XP, c#) I would like to choose a pool size to optimize performance. Theoretically, should performance improve with more threads? How do SSDs handle concurrent writes? And also concurrent…
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By how much do SSDs narrow the performance gap between clustered and non clustered indices?

Most SQL relational databases support the concept of a clustered index in a table. A clustered index, usually implemented as a B-tree, represents the actual records in a given table, physically ordered by that index on disk/storage. One advantage…
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how to convert .ckpt file to .pb

I use ssd_mobilenets in Object detection API to train my own model, and get .ckpt files. It works well on my computer, but now I want to use the model on my phone. So, I need convert it to .pb file. I do not know how to do it, can any one help? By…
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Understanding IOPS and IOPS Burst

Ok so I am going through A Cloud Guru's course for the solutions architect associate and I am having trouble understanding what IOP burst are. Here are the notes from the course: EBS Volume Types General Purpose SSD (GP2) General purpose,…
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Am I ruining my disk by using sqlite?

So I'm running web scrapers from time to time. Sometimes a database is unavoidable, and I prefer sqlite because of its ease of use. However, I fear my latest project is putting strain on my SSD; take a look. I have separate processes, each of them…
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ZFS configuration with SSDs

I'm planning a system build for a workstation with zfs. To speed up the whole thing I want to use some SSDs. Now I'm wondering what is better: one zfs pool with spinning drives, using a fast NVMe SSD as SLOG and L2Arc create a slower spinning disk…
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Tuning SSD MySql Performance

I'm testing SSDs for use with MySql and am unable to see any performance benefits. This makes me feel like I must be doing something wrong. Here is the setup: Xeon 5520 2.26 Ghz Quad Core 12 GB Ram 300GB 15k in RAID 1 64GB SSD in RAID 1 For the…
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Re-Enumerate and use PCIe SSD in Linux without shutdown

Good day, I am currently working on a project where PCIe SSDs are constantly being swapped out and tested through benchmark programs such as VDBench and Iometer. The problem I face right now, which is only on the Linux side (got it working fine on…
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Reading a file line by line -- impact on disk?

I'm currently writing a python script that processes very large (> 10GB) files. As loading the whole file into memory is not an option, I'm right now reading and processing it line by line: for line in f: .... Once the script is finished it will…
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Apache serve file from RAM

I'd like to store the content on my VPS in RAM as apposed to using the disk. Is there any way I can do this using Apache and PHP? I want to do this to minimise the time it takes to retrieve the content. Also, is storing in RAM typically faster than…
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Fast reading from HDD for Linux - strange phenomenon

[Sorry for the confusion: The original post had "SSD" instead of "HDD" in the title, but I figured out that I performed the tests on an HDD by accident, as I was accessing the wrong mounting point. On an SSD this phenomenon did not occur. Still…
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Migrate SQL Server database to multiple files

I have a SQL Server 2008 database in production that we are moving onto a new server. The current database has a single ~400GB .MDF file. The new server will be running SQL Server 2012, and we are running mirrored Intel 910 SSDs. These drives will…
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TPC or other DB benchmarks for SSD drives

I have been interested in SSD drives for quite sometime. I do a lot of work with databases, and I've been quite interested to find benchmarks such as TPC-H performed with and without SSD drives. On the outside it sounds like there would be one, but…
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