if it is partitioned into 2 partitions, does that affect the 8GB of solid-state MLC flash and Adaptive Memory technology?
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No. The SSD is completely transparent to the end-user. Even if you partition the drive it will continue caching random IO's to the SSD for all partitions. But, for example, if you only stored music/video files on your second partition, none of them would be cached or affect the SSD. Not because of their size or type, but because they are sequential IO, which is ignored by the SSD for caching. It's random files such as game texture files, databases, application files, temp files, and system files that get hit multiple times at random that are cached, irregardless of where/what partition they are on!
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No. The SSD is completely transparent to the end-user. Even if you partition the drive it will continue caching random IO's to the SSD for all partitions. But, for example, if you only stored music/video files on your second partition, none of them would be cached or affect the SSD. Not because of their size or type, but because they are sequential IO, which is ignored by the SSD for caching. It's random files such as game texture files, databases, application files, temp files, and system files that get hit multiple times at random that are cached, irregardless of where/what partition they are on! No. The SSD is completely transparent to the end-user. Even if you partition the drive it will continue caching random IO's to the SSD for all partitions. But, for example, if you only stored music/video files on your second partition, none of them would be cached or affect the SSD. Not because of their size or type, but because they are sequential IO, which is ignored by the SSD for caching. It's random files such as game texture files, databases, application files, temp files, and system files that get hit multiple times at random that are cached, irregardless of where/what partition they... » Read More No. The SSD is completely transparent to the end-user. Even if you partition the drive it will continue caching random IO's to the SSD for all partitions. But, for example, if you only stored music/video files on your second partition, none of them would be cached or affect the SSD. Not because of their size or type, but because they are sequential IO, which is ignored by the SSD for caching. It's random files such as game texture files, databases, application files, temp files, and system files that get hit multiple times at random that are cached, irregardless of where/what partition they are on! « Show Less
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you need to check your camera specs. If it will handle 2 gig it should be fine. The only difference is the capacity of the flash drive.
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I have purchased 4 of the 32 Gigabyte Kingston flash drive and I have had no problems whatsoever, I highly recommend this Flash drives.
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I would think if your PC works with your 2gb it should work fine with an 8gb.
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It depends on how much you want to store. Two gigs is a bunch of memory, but I bought one, because I cover a lot of meetings.
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There is a slot labeled "T-Flash/Micro SD". Because it is not a storage device, but used to transfer data from the card to your computer/device and vice-versa, I don't see why the capacity of the memory card would make a difference. I haven't tried the micro slot, but I transfer pictures and video using 32gb cards in the larger slot all the time. I would check IOGEAR's website if you still have doubts. Hope this helps.
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heh Understood, and much more comforting to know you ran and it passed, three tests. >__>b I'm definitely interested, as this is a great deal for 16GB. Thanks for the quick response!
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If they'r enot going to jump straight to 150GB or more, why even bother? Solid-state memory has already exceeded 32GB and has MUCH better performance attributes, including durability, energy/battery life, and flexibility.I will hold out for either a 1TB version or 64GB flash disk (or 32GB Flash disk + CF card expansion capability). And forget it if they try to ram some proprietary codec down my throat!
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I never tried 2 micro SDs together. It doesn't hurt if the machine can only read one at a time, or prioritizes on slot over the other by default
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to you it looks like 1 drive. The firmware on the drive uses the ssd for the most active files. you don't control that. format the partition and load your os. i think you will like it! I am really very happy with the performance; it is very smooth and very consistent.
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I have not used them in this way. I do know that the computer views the device as a floppy after you partition the flash drive. I would think it would, but I cannot be 100% sure. Hope that helps.
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Yes, but if you plan to add the 2nd SD card later both MicroSD cards will have to be formatted for it to work again because of the partitioning of the media.
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This item converts an msata ssd to a 2.5" drive bay, so I don't think it applies. Take a look at http://jeffreypalermo.com/blog/adding-a-second-ssd-to-my-lenovo-yoga-amp-8gb-ram/ to see somebody who added a second ssd drive. Hope that helps.
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hello friend this is a one-piece memory 2GB hope I have helped you in your life pure question!
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I took a look at the Samsung site and it is touting MLC (V-NAND) as having higher endurance (MTBF), but that doesn't jive with some papers like this :http://www.oempcworld.com/support/SLC_vs_MLC.htmMLC definitely gives you higher densities, but I'm still not sure which disks are more reliable.
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I picked up 2 2 GB, only one would work at a time, so I only have 3 GB in my computer 1 GB original and 1 2GB new addition, with a 2 GB spare, because the new 2+2 would not work at one time.
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Hey Fusion, I'm just dissapointed really. I mean i filled my Vision M 30 to max capacity, and you cant find the 60 Gb's of the Vision M or W any more. I just need more space man, lol. And i've been in the zen nation for 4 years starting with my first, the Zen Micro 5gb, and i dont want to have to leave the zen nation, i love their products. But one thing confused me in your post, what does "lack of moving parts mean"?