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how does tlc-based psuedo-slc caching work? Is it always flushing from the upper layer to the lower ones even while writing or only when the drive is relatively idle? Or is it when the controller is at low enough utilization? I understand leaving the drive alone 'for awhile' is long enough to completely flush the cache but when does this process begin, and when does it end? Thanks.
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Pls Respond
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>>60508067
p-pls...
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hello? please i really respect this forum and all its members and i know someone here knows...!
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Install gentoo
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>>60507914
>>60508458
Who dis?
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>>60508772
nobody here actually knows technology. it's all /v/-tier brandfags and a few code monkeys
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>>60507742
Without actually knowing for sure, I'd be surprised if your answer doesn't entirely depend on whoever wrote the drive's firmware, and that those details aren't and never will be public.
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>>60507742
When the flash drive is idle or the cache is full.
By idle probably samsung means "there's a time out thing".
>>60508981
Pokemon #570, Zorua.
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>>60508772
>4chan
>forum
you need to go back
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Dang okay, thanks for trying guys
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