Prices for DDR4 today are not just at comfortable levels, but at such levels that all DIMM slots on the motherboard can be clogged with memory modules, as long as they are not empty. If you are not planning to upgrade the platform to AMD with DDR5 support in the near future, you can install the maximum amount of supported memory in your computer, overclock it to a substantial 3.6 GHz and, most likely, not worry about a lack of RAM in the coming years. Prices for DDR4 today are not just at ...

What happens if you take two NVME disks: one faster, the other slower, and build a simple RAID from them? Will a faster SSD be able to pull off the speed of a slower one? We will check in working office loads. In general, if we look at hard drives from the point of view of performance, then everything is simple and clear, and even the slow "green" models at 5400 RPM do not differ much from the server ones at 10 and 15 thousand RPM, unless of course the manufacturer is clever with ...

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This SSD with a "Pro" prefix is marketed as an inexpensive model for professional use. We'll figure out whether to install it on a workstation or server using different workload patterns. What's the difference between a home and gaming drive versus a professional drive? The fact that when developing a Pro device, the manufacturer can optimize it for certain tasks. When choosing an SSD for a server, you will be faced with the fact that you will be offered models for intensive ...