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show me where removing the IcePak voids the warrantyAnyone Selling BLFS's ill buy those. But I dont want to buy the others and then void my warranty by removing the icepack.
BTW that is so dumb.
Anyone Selling BLFS's ill buy those. But I dont want to buy the others and then void my warranty by removing the icepack.
BTW that is so dumb.
there is a sticker over one of the scews, but on my OEM, it didn't say anything on the sticker about voiding the warranty like the retail drivesIs there a little warranty sticker that breaks or what cause otherwise how would they tell with just some screws?
there is a sticker over one of the scews, but on my OEM, it didn't say anything on the sticker about voiding the warranty like the retail drives
Hmm... nothing a heat gun and a razor blade cant fix.
Anyone Selling BLFS's ill buy those. But I dont want to buy the others and then void my warranty by removing the icepack.
BTW that is so dumb.
Fit more drives, one would assume. They are 2.5" drives, yanno <hint, hint>
(yes, I know you know this...)
there is a sticker over one of the scews, but on my OEM, it didn't say anything on the sticker about voiding the warranty like the retail drives
the newer SLC ones are monstersSure ain't sellin' my VR's. No SSD can write worth a crap - and nothing other than RAID0 SAS can touch RAID0 VR goodness. VR's are still where the performance is at IMO.
the newer SLC ones are monsters
Intel X25-E writes at 170 MB/s and even the older Mtron 7500 and Memoright GT ones do 130 MB/s
plus there are the Micron RealSSD that should be 250/250 MB/s read/write
and of course the IoFusion at 500 MB/s +
yeah, I was just pointing out that they are an optionyea but the cost is outrageous on those highend SSD
I still say get an Intel SSD for your OS install and apps then a couple decent 7200 RPM drives or VRs in RAID0 for anything that needs fast writes.And I'm sure y'all know that those write numbers are only with fresh OOB SSDs. As soon as all of the the thing has been written to, the write throughput drops to ridiculously low numbers. There's various threads explaining the process. Still not gonna jump on the SSD bandwagon quite yet. Although I'd absolutely LOVE to have the read and access times they offer...
yeah, I was just pointing out that they are an option
I still say get an Intel SSD for your OS install and apps then a couple decent 7200 RPM drives or VRs in RAID0 for anything that needs fast writes.
Most programs aren't writing to the hard drive, so slow writes aren't really an issue.
Intel is offering the X25-M as part of their retail edge bundle so I'm sure there will be lots of people selling them on eBay, should drive the price down quiet a bit.
And I'm sure y'all know that those write numbers are only with fresh OOB SSDs. As soon as all of the the thing has been written to, the write throughput drops to ridiculously low numbers. There's various threads explaining the process. Still not gonna jump on the SSD bandwagon quite yet. Although I'd absolutely LOVE to have the read and access times they offer...