Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Computer Fundamental
Why is traditional disk defragmentation generally unnecessary for SSDs?
Why is traditional disk defragmentation generally unnecessary for SSDs?
a)
SSDs use magnetic tracksb)
SSDs have no mechanical seek penalty between scattered flash locationsc)
SSDs cannot store fragmented filesd)
SSDs are always read-onlyExplanation
SSDs access flash electronically, so physical data placement does not create mechanical seek delays like HDDs.Related questions
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