Quote: Original post by smrQuote: Original post by lethalhamster
With a 0.12ms response time you could set it as swap space and store large programs that take above average to load off a normal harddrive. Other than that though, 32GB would be useless. Still impressive though.
How big of a swapper do you need? Upgrade to four gigs of system memory, which is many times faster than this solid state HDD, for about half the cost (assuming you've already got a gig).
Stuff has to get into RAM first. It might not make an ideal swap drive but loading your OS and some of those core aps might go smoother. It would be interesting to see it fire tested in a few tasks.
Anyone know what the reliability of something like this in contrast to a standard HD?