[Question] Does anyone use or have used the Intel Optane 16gb H10 drive as swap?

3 months ago by potatoguy to c/hardware

I'm using a 16gb ram machine and bought the pure optane drive for less than 10 dollars (converting from reais and adding the 2 day delivery), 16gb of ram is 15 times that rn.

As I'm using a swap partition with zswap on a LUKS encrypted drive, at least I'm expecting it to have better performance overall when hitting the swap.

If no one used, I might post about the performance difference later this week.

poplargrove 1 point 2 months ago

I'd be interested in seeing performance stats.

I once used an Optane as a cache for my HDD using lvmcache, and had a portion of it as swap, didn't have any trouble with the swap part.

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maracaja 1 point a month ago

Why compress if you have 16gb ram and 16gb swap?

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potatoguy 1 point a month ago

Swap is still slow. I'm using optane now (after this post) and it's ok, not as fast as ram, but it works.

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