Post of the day!It's a disk drive not herpes.
Hrm.It's a disk drive not herpes.
Post of the day!
I hope that the disk controller for today's SSD drives spread writes across the disk. You do raise a good question though. How would we check?
Defragmenting a SSD drive sounds like a death sentence since you're copying so much data in most cases.Check in windows with defrag![]()
Defragmenting a SSD drive sounds like a death sentence since you're copying so much data in most cases.
You're probably going to need to talk to the controller and examine the translation of logical to physical writes. Failing such technology prowess you can always ask the vendor.