OCZ eSATA flash drives in raid 0?
anyone think its worth it to raid these things? i seen some benchmark and they hold up their own compared to the standard harddrives. they also have way better access time.
the 8GBs are 39$ EACH, was thinking of getting 4 of these in raid 0. 8o ???????
RE: OCZ eSATA flash drives in raid 0?
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Originally Posted by 'Nairi',index.php?page=Thread&postID=183847#post18 3847
anyone think its worth it to raid these things? i seen some benchmark and they hold up their own compared to the standard harddrives. they also have way better access time.
the 8GBs are 39$ EACH, was thinking of getting 4 of these in raid 0. 8o ???????
For 39$ I'm figuring yer thinking about getting one of those thumb drive what ever yeh call em USB basically is really slow.
Even if yeh raided a bunch together it still be slow.
There's a reason there that cheap.
"200-500MBps" ?? How about actually linking the hardware
RE: RE: OCZ eSATA flash drives in raid 0?
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Originally Posted by 'wowphreak',index.php?page=Thread&postID=198003#po st198003
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Originally Posted by 'Nairi',index.php?page=Thread&postID=183847#post18 3847
anyone think its worth it to raid these things? i seen some benchmark and they hold up their own compared to the standard harddrives. they also have way better access time.
the 8GBs are 39$ EACH, was thinking of getting 4 of these in raid 0. 8o ???????
For 39$ I'm figuring yer thinking about getting one of those thumb drive what ever yeh call em USB basically is really slow.
Even if yeh raided a bunch together it still be slow.
There's a reason there that cheap.
"200-500MBps" ?? How about actually linking the hardware
that 200-500 is file transfer with vista.
and heres the screenshot
http://img179.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ipboard01s.png
drive info here
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820227390
i don't really care if you believe me or not i just want to know of a good benchmarking software to test it out more.
also its "ESATA" not usb. can be used as usb but will be slow.