I'd like to get some feedback on some content

[GabrielFerrazTPU]

Hey guys, i'm the creator of the techpowerup SSD Database. And recently on my channel i've posted a YouTube video where i overclocked an SSD as you can see below.

 

My question is, which one of these following articles would you like to watch as a video (english)? P.S.: I can only do one at a time since it requires a specific SSD for me to work with

 

• Transforming a QLC or TLC based SSD into a full pSLC SSD, dramatically increasing the SSD endurance by a huge amount
• Video about overprovisioning, showing how different levels of overprovisioning can afect both performance and endurance.
• Write Amplification, where i can do the same as for Overprovisioning (showing impact in endurance and performance)

 

The video about overclocking i've mentioned about

 

[Godlygamer23]

Personally, I'd rather see transforming a QLC or TLC drive into a pseudo SLC SSD.

[kokosnh]

Yes, the first one is the most interesting, but little late, since chia…

 

the performance difference, would also be good, not only endurance.

 

Ps. 1:27 you said Byte, instead of bit. 
and you should explain, that the smaller dies are faster, since it’s small capacity 4 channel SSD.

 

i will end here, time to sleep, will watch the rest tomorrow.

[GabrielFerrazTPU]

8 hours ago, kokosnh said:

Yes, the first one is the most interesting, but little late, since chia…

 

the performance difference, would also be good, not only endurance.

 

Ps. 1:27 you said Byte, instead of bit. 
and you should explain, that the smaller dies are faster, since it’s small capacity 4 channel SSD.

 

i will end here, time to sleep, will watch the rest tomorrow.

True indeed.

The physical size of the die and its internal architecture can impact performance. Smaller dies might have a more efficient layout or design that contributes to faster data access. Also may have shorter interconnects, the pathways that connect different components on the chip. Shorter interconnects can reduce signal propagation delays, resulting in faster data transfer speeds.
Larger capacity dies typically require more complex management algorithms for tasks such as error correction, wear leveling, and bad block management.

 

Even though its late for Chia, would still be an interesting video in my opinion

[GabrielFerrazTPU]

9 hours ago, Godlygamer23 said:

Personally, I'd rather see transforming a QLC or TLC drive into a pseudo SLC SSD.

Thanks for the feedback