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  1. 11-16-2010, 10:41 AM #1
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    First Hitachi ssd: enterprice class

    http://www.hitachigst.com/solid-stat...rastar-ssd400s

    controller Intel and 34nm SLC Intel



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  2. 11-16-2010, 01:04 PM #2
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    looks nice but why isnt intel using this kind of thing for the g3, will they not go sata/sas6 since they dont support it.
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    So you are going to go out and buy a SAS controller? lol. They speeds are very fast but why SO LOW IOPS?

    OHH i see its SLC
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    I know you meant to write enterprise not enterprice but LOLOL I think when the prices of these are shown your misprint will be proven right..
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    so it's an x25-e that you need a SAS controller for?
    Sigs are obnoxious.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sin0822 View Post
    So you are going to go out and buy a SAS controller? lol. They speeds are very fast but why SO LOW IOPS?

    OHH i see its SLC
    most controllers can be set to sas or sata based on firmware for drive controllers, so its a matter if they wanted to they could change it to sata but this is for SANs im guessing so u would sas that way u can go native ISCSI
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    Kind of odd how it uses an Intel controller but has twice the speed of the current Intel drives.
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    Does it finally exist, 34nn SLC SSD? Have my prayers been answered?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hennyo View Post
    Does it finally exist, 34nn SLC SSD? Have my prayers been answered?
    micron has been shipping it for a while now, it was full production when intel announced it at IDF.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zanzabar View Post
    micron has been shipping it for a while now, it was full production when intel announced it at IDF.
    I heard about that drive, but I never was able to find one for sale on any normal consumer sales channel. To be honest, I really love my FusionIO duo drive, but I hate the fact that it isn't bootable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hennyo View Post
    I heard about that drive, but I never was able to find one for sale on any normal consumer sales channel. To be honest, I really love my FusionIO duo drive, but I hate the fact that it isn't bootable.
    they showed a vertex 2 with 25nm and ocz dose not announce when they change nand you only hear about it once it effects firmware or from the forum. and 34nm is old and on the vertex/agility1 and the intel g2 (i have an agility and an intel g2 with it) the new one is 25nm and is shipping now.

    and sorry for my comment above i got the 34 and 25nm backwords.
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    pricing?
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    Why would they make it 2.5 inch?
    Other than that it looks very solid... er, decent!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Computurd View Post
    pricing?
    35PB of writes, insane!
    It will still die in 3-5 years after its controller dies.
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    Why would they make it 2.5 inch?
    Other than that it looks very solid... er, decent!
    Why would they make it any other size? 95% of SSD's are 2.5".
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    Quote Originally Posted by lowfat View Post
    Why would they make it any other size? 95% of SSD's are 2.5".
    Not to mention, most of the sas drives sold in servers these days are 2.5" as well. At least the servers I encounter in my line of work.

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    It will still die in 3-5 years after its controller dies
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    error rate looks a little high
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