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	Comments on: Intel H20 Optane Memory 1TB SSD Review &#8211; Caching in on Hot Data	</title>
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		By: Matthew J Horwat		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[An interesting scenario for engineer&#039;s and production managers: Make an SSD that&#039;s designed specifically for only laptop&#039;s with extra large ram cache with roughly equal size dram (or have a desktop card with a 18650 holder { or caps? - with holder, customer who want can parallel more 18650 on demand} on board - like that gigabyte board)..  Laptops have batteries, so loosing the data in the drive is not an issue if theres a battery.  The OS can write frequently used data to ram cache primarily.  The total drive cache will not be huge - perhaps 16, 32, 64gb to keep prices down.  Put the duplication to dram in a queue for the firmware - when the drive is not being used, and then run it after the fact to keep read/write speeds to full dram speeds.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>An interesting scenario for engineer&#8217;s and production managers: Make an SSD that&#8217;s designed specifically for only laptop&#8217;s with extra large ram cache with roughly equal size dram (or have a desktop card with a 18650 holder { or caps? &#8211; with holder, customer who want can parallel more 18650 on demand} on board &#8211; like that gigabyte board)..  Laptops have batteries, so loosing the data in the drive is not an issue if theres a battery.  The OS can write frequently used data to ram cache primarily.  The total drive cache will not be huge &#8211; perhaps 16, 32, 64gb to keep prices down.  Put the duplication to dram in a queue for the firmware &#8211; when the drive is not being used, and then run it after the fact to keep read/write speeds to full dram speeds.</p>
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