Thread: Running Calibre on an SSD
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Old 07-14-2012, 08:20 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by MontyJ View Post
I "think" this gives optimal use of the speed of the SSD, but reduces the reads/writes of actual file data on the SSD. If you also follow some of the online SSD "Optimizations" for installation and setup, you also can see how to force caching, User Data Files, and other oft accessed stuff onto the hard drive to reduce reads/writes to the SSD.
What's the problem with read/write to SSD? SSD is flash technology. Is frequent r/w bad for flash? First I've heard of it.
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