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I can't wait any more. The first part of my new system build can just as easily go into my existing clunker: a solid state drive. My needs are modest. Currently I'm using very little of a 120 GB drive, and I've calculated that a 60 GB will keep me happy for a long time-- after all, I want...
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why does read-speed work so slow?? I prefer to Supertalent. . they have better devices.. SYOUMEI
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[quote user="LaMpiR"] Well I had the money, still wouldn't buy it. I would get Area 1680ix with 4-6x vertex drivers. We be cheaper(ok, only by a grand or two) and it is bootable. This would be excellent if they could make it bootable. [/quote] I'm told the ioXtreme (the coming next...
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Acarzt, write-back cache was definitely enabled and as far as alignment goes, the drives were setup with 128K stripe (default for RAID 0 on the ICH10R) and formatted with defaults for NTFS.
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Semiconductor process technologies keep on shrinking, and while we've heard of Intel and rivals talk up 32nm , it's 34nm making the news today. According to rumors that are getting harder and harder to ignore, Intel will soon be launching a new range of solid state drives based on its 34nm NAND...
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It's not all that often that we post something up in the news just for the drool factor alone. However, we'd go so far as to say that this little slab of circuitry classifies as a proverbial technological "hey-now!" Certainly, SSD s and Solid State Storage solutions in general are all...
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Because any time you hear about a company with patent-pending technology that demolishes a vague list of hurdles that have supposedly hindered everyone else, it's either A) vaporware, or B) about 20% of what they're promising. Reading their website, their technology sounds like nothing more than...
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We're all about more options when it comes to solid state drives (not to mention lower prices), but on the same token, we'll take a splash of innovation wherever we can get it. Compellent Technologies has just stepped forward with an innovation of its own, offering up the first solid state storage...
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Regardless of whether you're looking for a portable SSD or HDD, Transcend has you covered. The company has recently introduced a 1.8-inch eSATA / USB 2.0 solid state drive along with a 2.5-inch USB 2.0 hard drive. Both units are completely bus powered and function just fine with Windows, Mac and...
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I think the big peaks and valleys are a result of high erase/re-write latency of MLC flash. You don't see that with SLC actually. And welcome to HH kris2lee.