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Any usefulness this thing's speculation might have had is passé,
replaced with opinions from people who are much smarter and more
experienced.
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replaced with opinions from people who are much smarter and more
experienced.
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Any usefulness this thing's speculation might have had is passé,
replaced with opinions from people who are much smarter and more
experienced.
This poster needs to learn how to post.
He put his whole reply after his sig delimiter,
which is why it was automatically greyed out in my newsreader
and also why it automatically disappeared in my reply.
He also seems to have changed fonts to something pretty much
unreadable, but I fixed that.
Says a complete newbie.
Wrong. I put this thing's whole reply after my signature
delimiter.
It wasn't worth reading.
That's just naîµ¥. Nobody with any experience using a computer on
the Internet would suggest that. Your client determines your font.
Something like that might have to do with encoding, but it has
nothing to do with me.
If you need help with posting, or help with understanding other
people's posts, ask in an appropriate group.
I think we can stop kicking a dead horse already.
Don't post something as if you knew, when in fact
yours was pure speculation.
My earlier impressions of you in this NG were not totally positive.
Finally, though, things have changed.
Nil said:What took you so long?
I think most people realized it months or years ago.
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From: Nil <rednoise REMOVETHIScomcast.net>
Newsgroups: alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt,alt.comp.os.windows-8
Subject: Re: Increase the performance and lifespan of your SSD
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I think we can stop kicking a dead horse already.
Oh, my God - did he really say that, after what he himself said earlier
in this very thread??
Don't post something as if you knew, when in fact
yours was pure speculation.
Oh, my God - did he really say that, after what he himself said earlier
in this very thread??
Zaphod Beeblebrox said:Get a clue, man. Google SSD wear leveling *without* throwing in
your precious pagefile.sys term and read, and learn.
What took you so long? I think most people realized it months or years
ago.
Robin said:The advice was not appreciated so he remains there.
What took you so long? I think most people realized it months or years
ago.
I was having fun wording my remark that way
Anybody else consider the possibility that periodically moving the
swap file on an SSD might help prolong its life while reaping the
benefit of an SSD swapfile?
In other words... Instead of putting the swap file on a conventional
drive, keep it on your SSD. Every once in a while, but just the swap
file so that Windows moves it to another location. You can do that
easily enough by deleting the swap file and then copying files to
intrude on that former swap file space. Then you have Windows make
another swapfile in a different location.
Anybody who's done any reading about SSDs knows about wear
leveling. But as any technically inclined user knows, an algorithm
doesn't always cover every base. The (pagefile.sys) is different
from practically every other file in Windows. I have searched
hard, but not found anything conclusive or authoritative about an
SSD handling (pagefile.sys).
At
the SSD hardware level this is just some more data, like anything else,
it doesn't treat it specially, in fact it doesn't even know how to treat
any files specially, that's too high-level for it to understand.
I don't see why you are so confident that the SSD wear leveling
algorithm would treat (pagefile.sys) like any ordinary file.
Obviously it doesn't, considering a reboot is required whenever
that file is changed.
As far as I know, the operating system addresses the swap file
differently than other files. That's why it is unmovable on the
drive. Seems to me it would be addressing the actual locations on
the drive, instead of working its way through drive software.
Unless you're an engineer, I'm very sure you don't know better.
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