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just for e-peen and surprisingly practical

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loving the color of these corsair drives
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link to the bigger items

https://picasaweb.google.com/106953126434423928570/SsdRaid0?authuser=0&feat=directlink
 
grogthegreat said:
I can't say much due to a NDA but I work for a SSD company and we'll will be releasing that 80GB drive in a few weeks for less than those two corsair drives. It'll be a complete game changer in the solid state market.
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Oh come on. You can drop a few more hints.... :p
 
Ohh wow. Can't wait for the release. I wonder if I should delay my ZFS build until then.
 
well if true i will buy for sure, but at only 80GB... thats a bit small if the price for say a 200+ drive was only double what my drives cost and got those numbers then hot shit you can have my greenbacks
 
So grog. Its been a few weeks. Whats the story about this mysterious SSD that you've been working on??
 
If you're already rocking one of the faster SSDs on the market, not much is going to change in the near future. You won't really get much more from some newer releases than you already have aside from higher benches. I'm all for faster, but not necessarily hyperbole. Game changing at this point, especially for PCIe in the consumer space, isn't saying a whole hell of a lot (yet).
 
ckryan said:
If you're already rocking one of the faster SSDs on the market, not much is going to change in the near future. You won't really get much more from some newer releases than you already have aside from higher benches. I'm all for faster, but not necessarily hyperbole. Game changing at this point, especially for PCIe in the consumer space, isn't saying a whole hell of a lot (yet).
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I would disagree. With memristers and native PCI-E to NAND controllers coming up in the next couple years, I think the SSD game is just about to get interesting.
 
It's a codpiece [cf: e-peen].

You folks have been scammed punk'd (at least, he didn't solicit advanced orders).

Note that access time less than 5 microsec. ain't happening with NAND ... HD_Tune.
 
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