When do you think Windows 11 will be released?

[Skeithex]

I think there is Intel Optane small size SSD which can improve the speed of computers with hard drives. Hopefully, 16GB of RAM becomes more affordable when Windows 11 is released.

I don't think there is any optane ssd? Optane is a type of ram that is used to speed up HDDs, if I understand its concept right.

[froggyboy604]

I don't think there is any optane ssd? Optane is a type of ram that is used to speed up HDDs, if I understand its concept right.

I think Optane is made with SSD storage chip, but acts as RAM.

[Skeithex]

I don't think there is any optane ssd? Optane is a type of ram that is used to speed up HDDs, if I understand its concept right.

I think Optane is made with SSD storage chip, but acts as RAM.

possibly:

https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-optane-me ... d-to-know/

but just seems like fancy RAM to me, which sadly a lot of PCs can't really handle it well.

[froggyboy604]

possibly:

https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-optane-me ... d-to-know/

but just seems like fancy RAM to me, which sadly a lot of PCs can't really handle it well.

I think Optane maybe good for people who installed the maximum amount of RAM which their motherboard and CPU can support. Some newer motherboards can only have a maximum of 16GB of RAM.

I seen some shopping sites call Intel Optane a SSD instead of RAM. I think Intel Optane does not lose your data once you shutdown your computer. But, with RAM, the data in your RAM is gone once you restart or shutdown your PC.

[Skeithex]

possibly:

https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-optane-me ... d-to-know/

but just seems like fancy RAM to me, which sadly a lot of PCs can't really handle it well.

I think Optane maybe good for people who installed the maximum amount of RAM which their motherboard and CPU can support. Some newer motherboards can only have a maximum of 16GB of RAM.

I seen some shopping sites call Intel Optane a SSD instead of RAM. I think Intel Optane does not lose your data once you shutdown your computer. But, with RAM, the data in your RAM is gone once you restart or shutdown your PC.

I think they call it SSD because they don't know how else to explain it, its hard for me to explain to pc shoppers sometimes.

[froggyboy604]

I feel explaining SSD to regular users can be hard, so explaining a new form of RAM can be harder.

I think Optane will not really be popular with users who mainly use web browsers, and MS Office.

[Skeithex]

it is very hard to explain, I just try and dumb it down as new and speed. Though I've noticed a lot of machines that use it end up having failing problems.