What is NAND Flash? MLC vs. TLC, 3D NAND, & More

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[jasonvandyke]

Watching this in 2021 and I'm immediately like, "WOAH! Baby Steve!"

[Onizuka]

your title put 3D NAND but you dont talk about it?

[Jack-rgys]

This channel is incredibly informative and incredibly inspiring! I'm only halfway through the video and it's taken an hour because of how often I'll stop and take notes and the research the subjects you mention. I've never wanted to pursue a career in this more than now, thank you!

[broderp]

Did I miss the part where you discuss 3D NAND and more?   I came to see what 3D NAND was and how it compared to MLC.  Looking to buy a cheap  SSD, but wanted to educate myself on it a bit.

[inuysha]

Wow this was incredibly informative! Do you think you could make a series like this? Imho it's much better than "Techquickie" because of the slower pace and density of detail.
I'd love to see a cpu, gpu and mobo video some day!

[nickbentis]

when did he exactly talk about the 3d nand and the more.. ?

[harrykeshramma]

Better quality video than linus tech which is filled with advertising all over youtube

[craigshipman]

Great video and amazing animations! The production value of your videos has become top notch, kudos!

[juno]

This video really should have more views.

[stevesloan]

Wow… I love that these old videos come up after i watch a contemporary March 2024 video.

Thank you YouTube algorithm.😂😂😂

[MunkeyChips]

Thanks for this! I have been curious about how SSDs work.

[yiuhhsinggou]

You are pretty much the only one who explains how the ssd stores multiple bits. Thx.

[sumitsomani]

You explain in a good way, please create same animated video on garbage collection on very granularity level.

[noisywan]

What happens if a cell gets worn out in an SSD?
Is the data lost or it's moved to a healthy cell ? (assuming the cell becomes read-only, not all dead.)
Do SSDs verify cells after writing?
Are they marked as `bad` by the OS or SSD controller, just like it's done in HDDs (bad sectors)?

[storm_rl]

This was super interesting, something a lot of us techies take for granted is sooo complex...

[PacoOtis]

Dude! I'm a septuagenarian and actually understood what you were talking about! Very well presented! Thanks! I owe you a beer!

[shaquillemandy]

Thid video was freaking phenomenal. Great explaination and i took screenshots of all the pictures in the animation. Greatly helped with my overall understanding of the topic. Got me as a subscriber now. Thanks again bro

[Coreteks]

Very informative as always. And those animations! Mind blown :)

[HAL--ovqu]

Pretty cool! I have a Samsung 1TB SSD and it has 2.7 billion total LBA's written with 12, 500 power on hours and it still rocks the bench marks with 554 Mb/s sequential read and writes. If your ever in the market for an SSD Samsung is amazing.

[radtech]

holy shit that was amazing, those animations are sick! what did you use? :O