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Last week i get the testsample "Solidata SC-64 SF-1500" (SLC). Price at the moment 549€ or US-$ 815
http://www.abload.de/thumb/pict0713hjtk.jpg
Win7 x64 + AHCI @ ICH10R...
http://www.abload.de/img/win7_x64_mit_ahciwhnc.jpg
Win7 x64 + AHCI - 4k - 100% read
http://www.abload.de/img/4k_100_read_100_sequenhce4.jpg
Win7 x64 + AHCI - 4k - 100% write
http://www.abload.de/img/4k_100_write_100_seque6d0r.jpg
WOW very nice. The price is very reasonable for that performance. Are 32gb models available?
edit: how many outstanding ios?
Do you have any more information on these drives? Are these an internal RAID configuration? I'd be interested in some more Benchmarks-
@ One_Hertz
32GB? I don´t know.
64 Outstanding IOs
@ Griff805
SF1200 - 8 Channels Consumer / Mobile User
SF1500 - 16 Channels Enterprise Level (my testsample)
Duraclass -
* DuraWrite™ extends the endurance of SSDs
* Intelligent Block Management & Wear Leveling
* Intelligent Read Disturb Management
* Intelligent “Recycling” for advanced free space management
* RAISE™ (Redundant Array of Independent Silicon Elements)
* Best-in-Class ECC protection for longest data retention and drive life
Data Protection and Reliability
SF-1500 SSD Processors provide up to 100x greater data protection than today's SSDs, and leading enterprise HDDs. This is a result of superior ECC protection and unique RAISE™ (Redundant Array of Independent Silicon Elements) technology. RAISE provides the protection and reliability of RAID on a single drive without the significant write overhead of parity.
The biggest question I now have on any and all single SSDs (and SSDs in RAID) is what does the performance look like after they get pummeled with heavy use for a while?
Yesterday, i stressed this SSD with ~ 200.000 little files. I feel no drop. (no blockfragmentation)
The drop with Indilinx-SSD is very noticeable. The blockfragmentation is very high.
Duraclass clean empty cells in background (ist´s not GC like indilinx !!!).
You can use this SSDs in big arrays
Impressive.... pricing?
Impressive reading skills. The very first line of the OP.Quote:
Originally Posted by alfaunits
Anyone know of any US retailers that are selling them?
Here are the rest of the benchmarks with the SC-64 SF-1500
4k- 100% read - 100% random
http://www.abload.de/img/4k_100_read_100_random1ghm.jpg
4k- 100% write - 100% random
http://www.abload.de/img/4k_100_write_100_rando3dzo.jpg
http://www.abload.de/img/hc_010dfsc.jpg http://www.abload.de/img/hc_0095fss.jpg
FC-Test (create) with the big-Pattern - 45 sec.
@FEAR. Do you know anything about how the mlc version performs? I see it is the same price but double the capacity, which is not bad.
A user in our german forum get a sample SS 128-(P) MLC - SF1500.
I can ask him for some benches.
But it´s a Enterprice-SSD too (Non-Consumer)
Thanks :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by F.E.A.R.
EDIT: looking at the link to the photo of the box, have they got > highest price/ performance ratio the wrong way around? :)
I'm gonna guess the mainstream will be quite a bit slower with half the channels ?
EDIT wrong way around as in >highest performance/ price ratio
Eh, sorry, that renedered in such way that i thought it's just some spec data ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by One_Hertz
Edit: WOA 550Euro for 64GB - better than Intel...
Curious how that works.. at least some BIOS support must exist otherwise either the password is constant or hardware dependant in which case it cannot be moved between systems.
wow this is very interesting, i am not impressed with the sequential speed, but the 4k is impressive, and i dont know what to make of the 4K QD32 numbers? but look svery impressive with that small file performance.
Looks like that may be my next SSD...
WOW. Those are some impressive numbers all the way around.
But I havent seen the QD2 stuff ebfore, what is that benchmarking?
It's the new beta/alfa versions of Crystal, I got one with QD#4 and QD#32, put the most weight on QD#32 wich are the most important numbers in random 4kb in this bench (When used as an OS/Apps SSD, not storage). You have AS SSD bench for QD#64 numbers, or IOMeter..Quote:
Originally Posted by EniGmA1987
Queue Depth is in very short terms the amount of outstanding read and/or write requests waiting to access the SSD, the better/higher mb/s or IOPS numbers on QD#4-256 the better the SSD is suited for heavy OS/Application use. QD#4 is the among the lowest real SSD access and is very low SSD load, translates into opening Windows Calculator etc., and is less important then QD#32-256. QD#1, wich is the 4kb random bench in old/current CDM (still present in new aswell - 4kb -) is pretty useless, infact worthless as an random 4kb R/W SSD bench... To avoid benching the cache, testlength should be increased..
Single E 32gb:
http://bildr.no/thumb/522699.jpeg
hello
I have a small question about this Solidata
in specifications, it said read: 280 write: 270
on Crystal BenchMark is more weak, because the firmware is not yet developed?
thanks
is this the sandforcce controller on this ssd? The OCZ ssd that is coming soon has the same controller and it connects via sas 6gb/s, i am wondering if you will see higher throughput with that link cause i really think that the 280 limit is pushing the limits of the sata2 connection this ssd is using. i think there is more to be given from this sandforce controller.
Check out the link to picture of the box in the first post. It has the Sandforce logo on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Computurd
500€ for 64gb :(
How much they want to rip me off for 128? :(