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smithy
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I think I've got to have one of these at home (no I don't think it is abit of an overkill to run Word & Excel):
The World’s First 5-Million IOPS Flash-based SSD System
The RamSan-6200 is the fastest, highest capacity SSD system on the market. The RamSan-6200 offers 100 terabytes of Flash-based storage in one 40U rack configuration that can sustain five million IOPS with 60GB/sec throughput. The RamSan-6200 is the only currently available SSD system offering anything remotely approaching this storage capacity and performance. For enterprises with large datasets requiring extreme performance and bandwidth, the RamSan-6200 is the ultimate solution. |
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smithy
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Seriously faster...
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Chiefish
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I have been thinking about getting a SSD drive myself, But still a bit pricey for the larger capacity ones.
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smithy
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Yeah, I just bought an Intel 160G for my laptop. Thought it was a good idea to upgrade prior to installing windows 7
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CPUShack
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I've replaced dozens in clients computers so i dont bother with them.
I dont like technology that wears out that quick (kimited write cycles on flash)
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Chiefish
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how old were the ones youve replaced so far, 1 year or less?And what are they doing with them to wear them out so fast. I cant see that being acceptable for a drive unit.
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all were about 13-15 months (just out of warranty lol) normal internet surfing etc, nothing hard core. Maybe they were just cheap ones lol
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