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Old 08-06-08   #11 (permalink)
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If affordable, 4x Raid?
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$300 Velociraptor is 300GB large. You call that small capacity for it's speed? That would be a great place to install your OS on, store all your most accessed data on, and all the other pr0n you have can go on a 1TB hard drive.

I don't see a need for an SSD anytime now or in the near future. They are WAY to pricy and from all the news that I've been hearing, they don't hold up too well.
The first bit of decent common sense i have read on this forum for a while, everybody should have a 1tb back up drive for their prOn, nothing else will do :P
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can you do a RAID with SSDs?
They work like any other SATA drive, so yeah. Near linear scaling in throughput as well as long as your controller isn't bottlenecking them (which happens much sooner than with platter drives).
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They work like any other SATA drive, so yeah. Near linear scaling in throughput as well as long as your controller isn't bottlenecking them (which happens much sooner than with platter drives).
thanks. i didn't know if they were basically the same as a regular SATA platter HDD, except no moving devices.
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