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    Haswell Intel sata 6gbit benchmarkthread

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    That 4K write is pretty impressive at QD1, and the write acc time too
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    Quote Originally Posted by Computurd View Post
    That 4K write is pretty impressive at QD1...

    Putting it mildly imo...lol

    I'm sure it makes for stellar responsiveness.
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    Less is more

    3R0 Samsung 840 Pro 256GB, performs more or less just like 4 drives.





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    Jesus that 4K QD1 random scaling is just screaming, I know what I need to buy right now!
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    From a storage point of view it's nice, there are other aspects that aren't

    I wanted the Maximus VI due to it's "bios" integrated secure erase, it wasn't available when I ordered, I might be getting one anyways.

    It won't be replacing my X79 , this (Haswell) is just for keeping up with current tech...
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    I agree, I just use a low powered rig for everyday use lately anyway, my 3930K is only for heavy lifting. I have so many rigs running in my small office that when I get testing it gets HOT even with a new AC unit for the house (that has one ton extra cooling capacity). So a 3570 is what I use for browsing and writing, etc.
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    A friend of mine is saying that with a 4R0 that the CPU is going very high with 4K testing, and that having a number of drives in R0 is creating a lower OC ceiling...he cant hit very high with the clocks with R0. Are you guys experiencing any of the same?
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