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I hated that shit. Is it all ironed out now?
that was back in 2008 ish when they were still new, all the new SSDs are fine and stutter free, best thing to happen to PCs since 3DFX Voodoo
SSD used to suffer from "stuttering" . basically things woudl just stop for a second then catch up.
I know what the OP is talking about, it's chronicaled in detail in Anandtech's SSD Anthology. The JMicron stuff was the worst. Basically there were no SSD controller algorithms back then that could correct the inevitable problem of all pages being written to and not being able to delete anything smaller than blocks. The wear-leveling algorithms are great now, with the modern generation starting around Intel's X25-M followed by SandForce's SF2200 models (OCZ was first), Crucial's M4 (using Marvell), and Samsung's 830.
edit: oh and TRIM with TRIM-enabled OS like Win7 helped a ton.
Nah, I can easily make a X25-M hang.
I haven't experienced any stuttering. Not sure what you're talking about.
Same here.
We arent partial to posts that dont make sense, care to explain it?
How have you guys never heard of this?Was this only your experience or was it widespread?
Is there an article about it?
SSD used to suffer from "stuttering" . basically things woudl just stop for a second then catch up.
How have you guys never heard of this?
I'm pretty sure this is what the OP was referring to.SSDs are still far from perfect and can be pretty slow in some circumstances, but fortunately we're long past the days of old, shitty JMicron SSD controllers.
No. Of course the first ones were worse, but no, there is a reason why there are consumer SATA SSDs and professional ones. The standards are different now.
If you have an SSD and you stutter, i would suggest checking your computer for errors.
No, as many others in this thread have stated, the old generation of SSDs did have stuttering problems with the JMicron controllers, which, basically had no data distribution algorithms.
I know because my old OCZ Agility 1 has had this problem when too much data is written to the disk at once.
i know the older ones stuttered, i have first hand experience, but if you have an ssd 2010 and newer i doubt you have stuttering issues. Thats been long fixed. OP was asking for SSDs today.