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I/O Performance

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ssd memoright

ssd memoright

ssd memoright

ssd memoright

With the exception of the Webserver I/O benchmark — where only very small blocks are requested and write operations are not required — Memoright dominates the I/O benchmark section as well. It is faster than a WD1500 Raptor by a magnitude ranging between four and 20.

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Anonymous 16/05/2008 02:12
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At that price I will stick to my hard drives. These SSD devices have a long ways to go before the average pc user feels the need to dish out hard earned money for them.

MasterDex 18/05/2008 12:24
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It's good to see that SSd drives are at the point that HDD were about 10/15 years ago. Give these another 10 years (if even) and we'll be laughing about how we used to use HDD for storage.

leexgx 22/05/2008 06:22
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should of tested RAID 5 as well and maybe raid 1, but i guess the numbers would of been lower mosty due to the fact the RAID card mite not be able to keep up with the SSD drives lol

i think ssd drives will not take 10 years to come top dog in the hard disk market think more like 3-5 years maybe even less

Anonymous 20/08/2008 18:08
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I was under the impression that SSD are limited in the number of times you can perform write operations to them. I'm sure that I read an article that said a SSDs life expectancy would severely diminish with an OS continually writing and rewriting temp files to it?

Anonymous 18/09/2008 10:08
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Two years max before all enthousiasts have an SSD drive in their PC's. Not to replace the HDDs, but a small one (32GB or 64GB sounds about right) just for the OS, applications and some games.

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