[geeks] Flash drive questions
    Charles Shannon Hendrix 
    shannon at widomaker.com
       
    Tue Aug  8 14:52:40 CDT 2006
    
    
  
Mon, 07 Aug 2006 @ 19:03 +0100, Mike Meredith said:
> Well yes, using flash memory as a replacement for system memory probably
> isn't a great idea but that isn't what we're talking about (at least I'm
> not). We're talking about using flash memory as a extra tier of caching
> for fixed disks ... *when* it becomes fast enough to do so.
By that time, MRAM will be a far better solution.
It already is if you can afford it.
> > Ummm..........  Dunno about you, but I'd consider that a problem.
> > Especially if the flash was the majority of my RAM.
> 
> I want all the RAM I can stuff in a box.
Heh... I much rather have programs become more efficient, but I've
settled for RAM stuffing since I know that won't happen.
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