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What is the difference between SSD and SSD-Cached?
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The SSD drive is pure solid state drive which has the fastest I/O amoung the SSD, SSD-cached and SATA HDD
A pure SSD is great. It is much faster than a normal HDD, or than a HDD with SSD Cache.
The pure SSD is expensive than a normal HDD, or than a HDD with SSD Cache because it works much faster.


The hybrid SSHD is a combination of standard sata HDD+SSD cache will have a classic HDD combined with a small SSD used as cache and managed by the firmware of the SSHD, slower I/O than pure SSD.
A SSD Cache (separate drive) works along normal HDD. It can speed up load times and softwares programs that you regularly use. It copy the load files onto the SSD cache.
A HDD with an SSD cache on it will be slightly faster than normal HDD.
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What is the difference between SSD and SSD-Cached? - by Chris.G - 01-18-2017, 11:36 PM
RE: What is the difference between SSD and SSD-Cached? - by sumesh - 01-18-2017, 11:46 PM
RE: What is the difference between SSD and SSD-Cached? - by Nixtree - 01-18-2017, 11:52 PM

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