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That is one sexy looking SSD! You can find it HERE on Newegg, for a little more than a grand. Thats about seventeen dollars per gigabyte I believe. Pretty much out of the price range for anyone here. But man, how cool is that thing looking?? :up:
I wonder why we never did anything like that with HDD's? Is there a reason or is it that we just never thought about doing it? Sexy, sleek, brushed aluminum drives? They would of sold like hot cakes!
Oh yea, I forgot to mention. By my calculations, it has a 228 Year Life Expectancy. At least, I think thats right... :think:
That is quite the sexy drive. Regarding price: It's about the same as buying 64 1GB flash drives :D. Pay your money, take your choice I suppose.
Wouldn't that be something though; an internal USB hub with 64 flash drives hooked up... That would make my day :D.
Is it possible to RAID 0 all those flash drives though?
Possibly. Here is an article where they place nine SSD's into Raid 0. Now, I don't know if you have to have a special SSD to do that, but if they are anything like HDD's, then I guess all that matters is if your motherboard/card supports Raid 0?Quote:
Originally Posted by crenn
Hmm, Raid only works with SATA drives right? The one being discussed at hand is SATA, but companies also offer SSD in IDE form. I wonder if you could use Raid with those drives or if the same rules apply?
:think:
Then again, maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about. I just only stumbled upon a "all about raid" site, which I think I found on here somewhere.
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or... err... you were talking about the thumb drives .Maleficus. was talking about weren't you? Ha, uhm, I knew that. lol
or was .Maleficus. actually talking about an actual drive like an SSD? Now I'm just confused. Man, I really need to stop staying up past my bedtime. ><
Sexy! Would look soo hot in my case too.
lol I should buy it to be the first to put a review on it :P
