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Techno-history with CHIP. Today we will talk about SSD drives.

SSD: From the beginning to today

  • Year of appearance of the first SSD – 1978.
  • Capacity of the first SSD – 45 megabytes.
  • The price of the first SSD – $400,000 or 8888 dollars for 1 megabyte.
  • Highest Capacity SSD at the moment – 60 terabytes.

Pricing and storage capacity evolution

  • 1982 SemiDisk S-100 512 KB – $1995, or $3990 per megabyte.
  • 1991 SunDisk Flash SSD 20 MB – $1,000, or $3 per megabyte.
  • 2001 Adtron S35PC 14 GB – $42,000, or $3 per megabyte.
  • 2017 Samsung PM1633a 15TB – $10,000, or $0.6 per gigabyte.
  • Average price per gigabyte HDD (High Density Disc) $0.03 per megabyte.

How many hard drives were purchased in Q2 2017

SSD drives are no longer a niche product, as flash drives are replacing classic hard drives in many areas
SSD drives are no longer a niche product, as flash drives are replacing classic hard drives in many areas
  • SSD – 42 million units, or 15,156 petabytes (corresponding to 15,156,000 terabytes).
  • HDD – 96 million units, or 158.5 exabytes (corresponding to 158,500,000 terabytes).

Service life of flash drives chips in modern SSD models

  • SLC (1 bit per cell) – up to 100,000 rewrite cycles.
  • MLC (2 bits per cell) – 3000-35000 rewrite cycles.
  • TLC (3 bits per cell) – 300-3000 rewrite cycles.
  • QLC (4 bits per cell) – 150-1000 rewrite cycles.

Minimum and maximum operating temperatures

  • SSD -25 to +85 °C.
  • HDD From +5 to +55 °C.

Average weight of a 2.5″ drive

  • SSD – 73 grams.
  • HDD – 365 grams.

Latency vs.

  • SLC — 25 µs.
  • MLC — 50 µs.
  • TLC — 100 µs.
  • HDD — 2000–7000 µs.
  • RAM – 0.04–0.1 µs.
  • Transfer of a data block of 1 KB over a line with a bandwidth of 1 Gbit / s – 10 μs.

Average energy consumption

  • SSD – 2-5 W.
  • HDD – 6-15 W.

Failure rate during operation

  • SSD – 0.5%.
  • HDD — 2–5%.

Noise level during operation

  • SSD < 0.1 dB(A).
  • HDD- 35-50 dB(A).
  • Fridge – 55 dB(A).

Read also:

  • Who is less? Intel has created a computer the size of a credit card
  • Quantum revolution: what will be the computers of the future

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