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Luxuspur schrieb:na ja wenn du mir mal erklärst wie NCQ bei ner SSD irgendetwas verbessern sollte ?
chriss_msi schrieb:NCQ ist ein ganz anderes Thema, die SSD juckt das relativ wenig, weil die Zugriffszeit eh >0,x ms liegt
Wer's einfach mal kurz googelt, weiß es besser:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Command_Queuingwikipedia schrieb:NCQ in solid-state drives
NCQ is also used in newer solid-state drives where the drive encounters latency on the host, rather than the other way around. For example, Intel's X25-E Extreme solid-state drive uses NCQ to ensure that the drive has commands to process while the host system is busy processing CPU tasks. [3]
NCQ also enables the SSD controller to complete commands concurrently (or partly concurrently, for example using pipelines) where the internal organisation of the device enables such processing.
For example, the SandForce 1200[4] based OCZ Vertex II 50GB drive running on a Dell Perc 5i (which doesn't support SATA NCQ) delivers about 7,000 4k IOPS (50% write) at a controller queue depth of 32 IOs. Moving the drive to the similar Dell Perc 6i (which does support SATA NCQ) increases this to over 14,000 IOPS on the same basis.