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Offtopic: For gamers, should the WD blue drive be sued for games or should a gamer take the additional 500GB WD Black drive you recommended for developers, and substitute it for a 1TB WD black drive? I'm not in the market for new hard drives, but I am just wondering. |
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I write this to say, use the drive to best help your computing. /tmp will benefit, as will a swap (if you ever use a swap). The nand cells will likely outlast the rest of the hardware on the drive, so it's best to use it to speed up as much as you can. Quote:
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I also just got new SSD and yesterday I replaced my HDD with it. It's Samsung 850 PRO 256GB. I ran 3 basic tests with bonnie++ to test the 3 different schedulers and there is almost no difference. Filesystem is ext4. I choose to go with noop, just because it does nothing;) [Less complex algorithm, less troubles]. The results are: Code:
$ bonnie++ -d /home/test -s 16G -n 0 -f -b -u test I have ThinkPad T520i and I said to myself that putting the SSD is the last upgrade I'm going to make to this puppy. I must say I'm impressed how much faster it runs. Not that all important to me, but the boot time went down from 60s to 20s. In general, everything runs faster, particularly when it comes to application load time. I haven't tested the performance too much, but the impression I have is very good. -- Best regards, Andrzej Telszewski |
Just for completeness, Phoronix just released benchmark numbers for different schedulers on a SSD: http://openbenchmarking.org/result/1...HA-SCHEDULER12
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Stock Slackware doesn't have support for BFQ, so I'm not gonna comment on that. -- Best regards, Andrzej Telszewski |
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