Fusion ioDrive
640GB yes GIGABYTES of NAND Flash!
Moving one 8GB file in 4KB packets in... 5 SECONDS
Just. Oh My God!
But the $20'000 price tag could be an issue.
Fusion ioDrive
640GB yes GIGABYTES of NAND Flash!
Moving one 8GB file in 4KB packets in... 5 SECONDS
Just. Oh My God!
But the $20'000 price tag could be an issue.
That is so cool!
I'll wait for the 1.2Tb version, then buy two.
That is freakin' schweet... that would be great for gaming, lol. I like.
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geez and i thought 1000 for a video card was alot!
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Holy S#@t!!!
$20,000!!!
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I saw a card similar to this already that used regular DIMM's in it.. you could populate it with 4 - 4gb sticks to get 16gb of storage, and it was non-volatile (battery backup to retain data).
I cant recall who made it, but i'll look it up and try to post a link. I'm pretty sure that one was about $300, +the ram.
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Wait... I'm retarded. I thought it was a video card for whatever reason lmao.
gigabyte.. Iram or something..
but this device works differently. On tom's hardware video, where I saw it, they say it is a system made of 100 parallel channels, good to replace a thousand normal drives in raid... and it is working on pci express, not a normal pci.. huge bandwidth upgrade.
still, with this much a price on it.. I'd rather buy a car
What is the most interesting thing is, I believe it's working on PCI-E1x