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| System Name | Mistress |
|---|---|
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 7 3800X |
| Motherboard | Gigabyte X570 UD |
| Cooling | AMD Wraith Prism (cpu), 3xNoctua 120mm (case) |
| Memory | 32GB Kingston DDR4 2666MHz |
| Video Card(s) | MSI/Nvdia GT710 2GD3H (2GB) |
| Storage | 1@Kingston Renegade Fury NVME m.2, 2@Kingston DC500M SSD (480GB, 960GB);, 2@WD 1TB (1 Gold, 1 Blue) |
| Display(s) | ViewSonic VG2439Smh |
| Case | SilverStone Precision PS10 (modified) |
| Audio Device(s) | Creative Audigy FX 5.1, Mackie CR3 monitors |
| Power Supply | EVGA 100-W1-0500-KR (500w) |
| Mouse | Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse 2.0 |
| Keyboard | Cherry MX G80-3000N RGB |
| Software | Win 10 Pro 64-bit |
My PC runs Folding@Home 24/7 and it's also a media server for my home.
I'm waiting for a Kingston DC500M 480GB enterprise SSD that's going to replace my present WD 1TB Gold C:\ drive.
I know that consumer grade SSDs do garbage collection when the PC is idle, but they're also rated for just 8 hours a day of use.
Even when idle and not running F@H, Windows 10 Resource Monitor shows my C:\ drive always writing and reading.. MFT, log files, pagefile, font cache, antivirus logs, etc. My C:\ drive never spins down.
How do enterprise SSDs deal with garbage collection when they run 24/7 and they're never idle?
EDIT: grammar
I'm waiting for a Kingston DC500M 480GB enterprise SSD that's going to replace my present WD 1TB Gold C:\ drive.
I know that consumer grade SSDs do garbage collection when the PC is idle, but they're also rated for just 8 hours a day of use.
Even when idle and not running F@H, Windows 10 Resource Monitor shows my C:\ drive always writing and reading.. MFT, log files, pagefile, font cache, antivirus logs, etc. My C:\ drive never spins down.
How do enterprise SSDs deal with garbage collection when they run 24/7 and they're never idle?
EDIT: grammar
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