AMD’s StoreMI 2.0 software is coming, promising reduced loading times

AMD's StoreMI 2.0 software is coming, promising reduced loading times

AMD’s StoreMI 2.0 software is coming, promising reduced loading times

At the end of March, AMD discontinued its StoreMI software, guaranteeing that a “replacement solution” was in the works. Now we know that AMD plans to release their StoreMI 2.0 software in 2020, promising users faster storage through the use of a new “aching-based acceleration algorithm that enhances data integrity and prioritises most-used data.”

AMD’s original StoreMI release was an AMD-branded version of Enmotus’ FuzeDrive software. In contrast, StoreMI 2.0 is an AMD-created solution, a software suite which should provide users with fewer limitations and faster operation. 

Previously, StoreMI could be used to add SSD storage to mechanical HDD storage to deliver a fast hybrid storage solution. Furthermore, DRAM could be used as a fast cache for this hybrid storage pool, making the system even faster. 

With StoreMI 2.0, AMD says that a PCIe 4.0 SSD can accelerate application boot times by up to 31% and game loading times by up to 13% when compared to an HDD-only system. With a streamlined interface and new algorithms, AMD hopes that its new StoreMI solution will allow PC users to have SSD-level speeds and HDD levels of capacity.   

At this time, AMD’s only revealing the existence of StoreMI 2.0. More information about the software will be made available at a later date. 

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