The Advantages of Solid-State Drives for Design Computing

White Papers October 11, 2009

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Intel IT tested large silicon design workloads substituting lower-cost solid-state drives for part of a server’s virtual memory — resulting in a 1.74X performance-normalized cost advantage while delivering up to 88% of the performance. See the details in The Advantages of Solid-State Drives for Design Computing (214KB, PDF).

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