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OCZ Core SSD 2.5" solid state disk Raid - Highpoint RocketRaid 3520LF PCI-E x8 Raid controller
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20-10-2008, 09:36 PM
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Pcmark Vantage 64bit
Suite & HDD test
HDD test suite saw 16K block size come out on top followed by 64K and 128K (16K NTFS) block size. But the full suite test saw 64K and 128K block size ahead of the rest.
From the above results it seems the best option for Highpoint RocketRaid 3520LF controller is to use 128K block size for raid 0 array. |
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reserved #9
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reserved #10
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21-10-2008, 01:12 AM
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I noticed in the other thread that you said you bought these drives from PCManiacs?
I looked around on their website, but couldn't find the product.
I've been looking at buying a single 32GB SSD for the HTPC as the linux/OS partition. Basically thought about these types of SSDs as they're quiet, relatively fast, don't consume much power - which is important for a HTPC. Any ideas on where I may be able to find the 32GB variant on the cheap (Melbourne, or someone who will post to VIC)?
Also, have you been able to compare the 32GB and 64GB drives?
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21-10-2008, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted by choppa
I noticed in the other thread that you said you bought these drives from PCManiacs?
I looked around on their website, but couldn't find the product.
I've been looking at buying a single 32GB SSD for the HTPC as the linux/OS partition. Basically thought about these types of SSDs as they're quiet, relatively fast, don't consume much power - which is important for a HTPC. Any ideas on where I may be able to find the 32GB variant on the cheap (Melbourne, or someone who will post to VIC)?
Also, have you been able to compare the 32GB and 64GB drives?
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Looks like the stock at pcmaniacs might have dried up. Staticice.com.au price search engine should have latest available places which have them http://www.staticice.com.au/cgi-bin/...q=ocz+ssd+core although there's no the V1 (which I have) and V2 flavours.
I haven't had a chance to test 32GB vs 64GB ones as my wallet is a bit dry now  |
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22-10-2008, 12:21 AM
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Forgot to include the HDTune 2.55 results, so updated with both HDTune 2.55 results and newly benched Iometer 64bit's 4K Random write 100% tests on 10GB test file.
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