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F@32
12-03-2010, 03:57 PM
Does it seem a bit weak (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227581) for $9,000+ PCIe 8x SLC?

Note, I'm not knocking it down for 9K, since I do realize 512Gb of SLC NAND cost a fortune.

Form Factor PCI-E x8
Capacity 512GB
Interface Type PCI Express
512 MB on board Cache
Sustained Write: up to 950 MB/s
Max Random Write IOPS: 7,200 IOPS (4KB 32QD)
Max Random Read IOPS: 29,000 IOPS (4KB 32QD)
ECC is BCH with 8, 12 or 16 bits correctable, depending on NAND
Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology
Fully compliant with the PCIe Electromechanical Specification Rev. 1.1, and with the PCI Express Base Specification Rev. 1.1

Sequential Access - Read up to 1400MB/s
Sequential Access - Write up to 1400MB/s

Computurd
12-03-2010, 05:49 PM
Max Random Write IOPS: 7,200 IOPS (4KB 32QD)
Max Random Read IOPS: 29,000 IOPS (4KB 32QD)

these are terrible. by comparison an array of SSD withe the right controller can top out at around 160,000 Random Read IOPS, and with only four good drives and a controller. under 2 grand.
four c300 128 GB-- 1036 usd
9260 w. fastpath roughly 750

so you get a phenomenally better solution, which can also be expanded and upgraded in the future, for about 1800 bucks. this device is horrible compared to the other alternatives. MLC v SLC is just a big non-issue now, anyway. its all MLC now.


Sequential Access - Read up to 1400MB/s
Sequential Access - Write up to 1400MB/s

rofl. 9260 tops out @
Maximum reads: 2,875MB/s
o Maximum writes: 1,850MB/s

F@32
12-03-2010, 09:02 PM
these are terrible. by comparison an array of SSD withe the right controller can top out at around 160,000 Random Read IOPS, and with only four good drives and a controller. under 2 grand.
four c300 128 GB-- 1036 usd
9260 w. fastpath roughly 750

so you get a phenomenally better solution, which can also be expanded and upgraded in the future, for about 1800 bucks. this device is horrible compared to the other alternatives. MLC v SLC is just a big non-issue now, anyway. its all MLC now.



rofl. 9260 tops out @
Maximum reads: 2,875MB/s
o Maximum writes: 1,850MB/s

First I thought may be there was a typo in the price by a zero. Then I wondered if there was a typo in the IOPS by a zero... :confused:
I'm getting 51K @ QD16 (http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a397/reieev/AMD%20SB850/742010/IOM4krandomreadRAID-0SB850QD167-4-2.png) just with the pair of lowly x-18M G1 on SB850 lol.

That thing must have the wiring by Monster cable and gold plated PCI-e connector...

Computurd
12-03-2010, 09:15 PM
That thing must have the wiring by Monster cable and gold plated PCI-e connector...
ROFL big plus 1!

WangChung
06-04-2011, 08:57 PM
Figured bumping an old thread was better than making a new one.

It looks like this version of the Z-drive uses mini-DIMMs. Any idea if you could just simply plop in some RAM instead of the flash modules? Or would everything be completely off like voltage, memory addressing, etc?

WangChung
06-09-2011, 09:06 PM
Anyone?