That's the series I ordered. Once it arrives, I'll start testing. Since I haven't seen any discussions anywhere about using an SSD for the WoW/data folder, I'm not getting my hopes up yet for massive performance gains. However, based on the typical SSD benefits (great at small file reads, not as good at large file sequential transfers), it *should* work very well to host the WoW/data directory. I wouldn't put *anything* on it that I'd need to write to (I have my RAID0 Raptors for that), which means leaving the rest of WoW off it.Originally Posted by -silencer-',index.php?page=Thread&postID=108460#post108460]
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Wow that's so much faster... Do I just treat and plug this in like a harddrive then?
I found this: [url]http://www.dailytech.com/OCZ+to+Crash+SSD+Party+With+259+64GB+479+128GB+Mod els/article12248.htm[/url]
"OCZ is looking to trump Super Talent push down-market with faster SSDs at even lower price points. The company today announced its [url='http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/ocz-technology-announces-core-series/story.aspx?guid=%7b92621F37-10E4-43B4-B823-53DE282CE70E%7d&dist=msr_20
Also, I'm not expecting super-fast loadup times of instances or maps (ok, maybe if I RAID0 two of them later..). I'm expecting less lag from hard drive fetching in busy cities.[/quote]
Alright, please let me be one of the first to know how your testing goes. Thanks for being an invaluable help to me in getting a new computer, I'll send you 10 bucks if you got paypal.
Cheers!
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