Haveing trouble indentifying my suppose 32g SSD on my HP DM4 3090SE

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  1. whs
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    I am sure the SSD is there. But not as a discrete disk but as a cache/buffer for the HDD.
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  3. FuturDreamz
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    How fast does your computer boot up?

    If your Laptop uses the SSD as a SRT buffer, then the motherboard willl dynamically figure out what you access the most, and copy those to the SSD.
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  4. whs
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    FuturDreamz said:
    How fast does your computer boot up?

    If your Laptop uses the SSD as a SRT buffer, then the motherboard willl dynamically figure out what you access the most, and copy those to the SSD.
    Like another layer of Superfetch.
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  6. FuturDreamz
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    whs said:
    FuturDreamz said:
    How fast does your computer boot up?

    If your Laptop uses the SSD as a SRT buffer, then the motherboard willl dynamically figure out what you access the most, and copy those to the SSD.
    Like another layer of Superfetch.
    Except Superfetch is done at the OS level and uses RAM while SRT is done at the drive controller level and uses a SSD. But other than that yeah.
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