

looks like intel is implying they have a drive cluster size an order of magnitude smaller than current mainstream MLC drives.
This (obviously?) yields much better random small write performance, and according to this info, Intel did it w/o sacrificing STR…
I stole the photos from this anandtech piece.
After my 2 previous SSD investigations, I can’t wait to get my hands on these.
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the knife
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germlin
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tonite only
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clap your hands and say yeah
I like it anyway:
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If you look in the Internet, in various forums including storagereview, hardocp, and anandtech you will find hundreds of people talking about RAID. I’d say almost all of them involve someone thinking about using some onboard raid solution that came with their computer, and a bunch of other more “experienced” forum members posting replies to the effect of: “don’t even bother with it, buy a “real” raid controller and go from there”.
Let’s take a deep look at storage, and while we are there we can stop and see if the if Intel’s ubiquitous ich9r is any good at raid.
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This is the only Sonic Youth song I know/like.
Let’s take a look at how RiDATA’s $270 64GB SSD compares with OCZ’s Core SSD:
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