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Solid State Drives (SSDs) are non-volatile storage media. They are faster than harddisks. They use Flash RAM or SDRAM.
== Solid State Drive (SSD) ==

Solid State Drives are non-volatile storage media. They are faster than harddisks. They use Flash RAM or SDRAM.


They are internally different from the harddisk drives but the ABI to use them is the same. But the operating system should apply a "trim" occasionally.
They are internally different from the harddisk drives but the ABI to use them is the same. But the operating system should apply a "trim" occasionally.

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Solid State Drives (SSDs) are non-volatile storage media. They are faster than harddisks. They use Flash RAM or SDRAM.

They are internally different from the harddisk drives but the ABI to use them is the same. But the operating system should apply a "trim" occasionally.