How's SSHD Cost-Effective?

If you want to use SSD for 1TB large capacity, the cost is too high.

As you all know, regular hard drives are too slow.

So I'm looking for SSHD as a substitute.

What do you think about the cost performance if you actually used it?

407 2016-05-02 Gentleman

It depends on the purpose of use, but once you look at it, SSHD is an HDD plus about 8 gigabytes of NAND flash memory.
So if the file size is small, it's effective
As the file size grows, HDD performance is achieved when reading and writing more than 8 gigabytes per program operation.
In recent programs, the program has grown so much that it's not performing very well.
So it's ambiguous on cost-effectiveness.
I'd rather buy SSD and HDD separately, which I've been using a lot lately
Most programs are on SSD side
On the HDD side, it is more efficient to store large amounts of data such as videos.

Gentleman 9 years ago 0

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SSHDs are hybrid products with low-capacity NAND flash on HDDs.
It is a form of writing a lot of reading and writing in a cache method that is processed by NAND flash.
So it doesn't come out as fast as SSD, which is just flash memory.
It's faster than a normal HDD
Without HDDs and SSHDs, SSHDs are definitely faster, so they look cost-effective.
In terms of structure, NAND flash cache is added, so it's hard to get cheaper
It could come cheap for quantity processing or something like that'

Gentleman 9 years ago 0

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