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News Researchers find a way to speed Optane DIMMs still further

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by bit-tech, 14 Jun 2018.

  1. bit-tech

    bit-tech Supreme Overlord Lover of bit-tech Administrator

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  2. Flibblebot

    Flibblebot Smile with me

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    So: in one news article, lazy switching is bad; in another, it's good.

    Is this one of those "down with the yoof" things where bad is good, and good is also good? :eeek:
     
  3. edzieba

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    No, just that There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch.
     
  4. RedFlames

    RedFlames ...is not a Belgian football team

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    Hey boffins... How about y'all research up a way to make it cheaper?
     
  5. edzieba

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    That's the easy one: get people to buy more, make more, volume scales up, fixed costs remain mostly static, per-unit costs go down.
     
  6. Anfield

    Anfield Multimodder

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    Optane is already dirt cheap compared to what came before it and has some added benefits thrown in for free like being bootable...
    Before Intel and Micron made it more accessible you had to fork out tens of thousands for specialist products from the likes of Fusion-io to get that kind of latency.
    Will it take a couple more years before it is the normal storage solution in enthusiast circles? Sure, but it isn't like there hasn't been massive progress already.
     
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