Vertex doesn't have any hotfix, because vertex don't have jmicron controller, and i'm pretty sure you know that, just like everyone knows your agenda.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shintai
Vertex doesn't have any hotfix, because vertex don't have jmicron controller, and i'm pretty sure you know that, just like everyone knows your agenda.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shintai
Guys i posted on out forum it was a simulation. It used 4 vertex raid 0 with no cache enabled on the raid, we plan on raiding 4 vertex controllers in a single drive to attain this speed.
there will also be a dual controller raid 0 version for Sata2 which will launch sooner.
I dont, so please enlighten me.Quote:
Originally Posted by DoubleZero
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Originally Posted by Tony
Perfect for laptops with SATA2!
tony when pcie ssd ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony
no matter how fast sata gets.. pcie is where performance is @
all i use sata for is dvd/bluray drives.. ill never use storage @ sata
dont get me wrong.. quad raid is great.. instead of getting 4x or more ssds for an array.. half the # of ssd is better
and what do you use?Quote:
Originally Posted by NapalmV5
pcie what else could i use :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxxxRacer
till the next faster interface
Ouch, awesome!
What about the size of the Vertex 2, will it still fit in 2.5" slot?
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Originally Posted by Tony
What, you got FusionIo drive?
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Originally Posted by NapalmV5
Could u tell us what price we can expect?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony
And will this be the new trend to cut cost to simply use more controllers instead of developing completely new controllers?
Cause cheap SSDs with grt performence would b sweet.
you've connected your drives directly into your pcie slot? props :worship::worship:Quote:
Originally Posted by NapalmV5
Sounds very exciting Tony. OCZ are definitely moving in leaps and bounds. With these ssd’s they have got my full attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony
And as mentioned before, it would be nice to see a pci-e device, I think OCZ have the ability and experience to produce an awesome one.
They are just as fixed as standard rotational drives with large caches, enable write cache at your own risk. leave it disabled and rotational drives aren't exactly awesome at random writes either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shintai
^
+1
Make it cheap and uncapped and i'm gonna buy it :)))Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony
their "value" range is the Core/CoreV2/SolidQuote:
Originally Posted by RealTelstar
The Apex and Vertex/Vertex2 are the performance oriented drives akin to intel's extreme processors
It's exactly tricks like this that are ruining my beliefs of how soon crazy fast somewhat affordable SSD's would be coming out. I really did not expect to see a drive announced this early that would actually require SATA-3 (and as Samsung is the OEM iirc I don't imagine this is a vaporware claim).
I've just finally decided to spend some money on a hardware RAID card and now this happens. Harrumph. The idea of some punk kid with a SATA 3 board (when they come out) and only 2 hard drives beating the pants off me is simply unacceptable. I hope you're going to have some sample units or a price break available for us XS'ers Tony because we're going to have to buy a lot of these to stay on top of the food chain.