is it possible to overclock a flash drive ?
>>53396127
not via software
the logic is all done in hardware
>>53396163
how do i do that ?
>>53396187
you can't
>>53396127
Are you a special kind of retard anon? like do you think your the first person to have such an enlightening thought if it ever existed? much obliged to hear your reply
>>53396210
no one needs to know how much your a loser, go vent on /pol/ like other like you
theres no clock
>>53396267
thats literally the basic of numerical signal, a clock.
everything that works in binary has it
>>53396127
You rewrite the firmware.
>>53396255
genius poster
>>53396127
Like this
https://youtu.be/Gw-rUCwLoQ0
>>53396397
how do i do that ?
>>53396524
>>53396255
back to /pol genie
Yes. I rewrote the firmware on my Crucial USB memory stick to increase the read and write cycles per click speed. I gained 5fps in CS:GO by doing this. There are lots of YouTube tutorials that show you how to do this.
>>53396288
hahahahahahaha
no.
>>53396127
why don't just download more RAM ?
>>53396524
His RAM is now so fast, it's literally on fire. I wouldn't really call that a failure.
>>53396524
>>53396757
This wouldnt have happened if he bought an after market RAM cooler
>>53396527
>how do I do that
Well you can start by enrolling in a 4 year school dealing with coding
>>53396615
>Cs:go
How disgusting
What exactly determines the read/write speeds of a flash drive? I bought a cheap 16GB stick for school, and the transfer speeds are so slow that I can't really use it for anything else. Then I bought a really fast flash drive when I wanted speed.
Can I overclock an ssd?
>>53396127
if it uses an external clock crystal, sure
but then it won't be usb-compliant anymore, so it won't work on standard usb host controllers
>>53396948
the slowest of;
- the flash chip(s)
- the controller chip
- the usb interface
usually it's the flash that holds you back, they're the most expensive component(s)
It is possible, I'll explain how.
Take the bilateral cortex of the flash drive and move the blue memory wire from port A to port B.
see point 5., the crystal oscillator is the component which provides a clock signal to the controller
>>53396288
lol bro. Are you retarded? Flash memory doesnt have a clock. It doesnt process anything. It is merely a compact circuit board with data stored on it.
Get educated, son.
>>53398375
It's usually a soft-limit on the controller these days especially true on Sandisk's cheaper drives.
Cheaper Sandisk memory does 16MB/s writes for the first 2 seconds then artificially caps it at 4MB/s for the rest of the transfer, on transfer graphs you can see 1/4s bursts of 16MB/s writes and 3/4s of it doing absolutely nothing.
>>53401333
isn't that because of some caching?
>>53401437
yes, he's a moron
>>53401437
Only happened on the cheaper Sandisks I've tested. I also have a cheap Toshiba that has a constant 7.8MB/s on the graph, no dips.
>>53396686
>>53401250
"There are typically five parts to a flash drive:
Standard-A USB plug– provides a physical interface to the host computer.
USB mass storage controller– a smallmicrocontrollerwith a small amount of on-chipROMandRAM.
NAND flashmemory chip(s)– stores data (NAND flash is typically also used indigital cameras).
Crystal oscillator– produces the device's main 12MHzclock signaland controls the device's data output through aphase-locked loop.
Cover– typically made of plastic or metal, protecting the electronics against mechanical stress and even possible short circuits."
Anything digital is going to have a clock to govern data rates, Web devs get out.
Yes, but you'll also need to add a heatsink as well.
Not that it matters much because the flash itself is the slow part, not the processor.
All you will have in the end is a supercomputer to store your Todo list.
>>53401712
why are you such a faggot ?
