this is a good explanation of SEDs in general. thanks for this! in the SAN/NAS deployment, there's probably not going to be a sneaky way to get a drive out without losing power, but interesting about laptops for sure.
Seems SED Drives would have to be slow vs the standard version of the same drive. Encryption is never FREE. Yet I don't see any benchmarks of SED for non.
this is a good explanation of SEDs in general. thanks for this!
in the SAN/NAS deployment, there's probably not going to be a sneaky way to get a drive out without losing power, but interesting about laptops for sure.
Seems SED Drives would have to be slow vs the standard version of the same drive. Encryption is never FREE. Yet I don't see any benchmarks of SED for non.
most enterprise drives are using SED, but it is not OPAL
I have a lot of SED SAS drives and none is OPAL compliant
bine prezentat :)
So, don't slow the system by activating encryption... it's only slowing down the user
you cannot do sleep with TCG SED OPAL period
Im confused
you should be