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either way you look at it, it still has to be read from the ssd to be cached into ram, the bottleneck doesnt go away no matter what magic wand you wave at it.
either way you look at it, it still has to be read from the ssd to be cached into ram, the bottleneck doesnt go away no matter what magic wand you wave at it.
Just an FYI from one Pro to another for the sake of clarity for everyone. Samsung's own website SSD white paper states - Quote "RAPID consumes at most 25% of the installed DRAM, up to a maximum of 1GB, but willscale down resource usage and eventually revert to a pass-through mode if theCPU core(s) or DRAM is occupied with other system tasks. (This technology is reallydesigned to make use of excess system resources)."