SSD cache is the leverage of faster solid-state storage to improve the performance of NAS-class mechanical drives. Hard drives are notoriously slower than SSDs, and by storing frequently accessed data ...
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5 reasons to use SSD cache inside your NAS
Solid-state drive (SSD) caching inside network-attached storage (NAS) is when a flash drive is used by the operating system as slower RAM to improve the performance of installed drives. It's worth ...
(1) Solid state storage used as a cache between the computer's main memory (RAM) and a hard drive. The SSD cache holds the data with the most activity, and reading and writing the cache is faster than ...
Going deep into the Reddit rabbit hole and watching dozens of YouTube videos to understand my first NAS better threw a lot of information (read: noise) at me. I was flush with everything I needed to ...
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