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Benchmarks: SSD vs. SATA RAID

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Performance differences between SATA RAID and Solid State Drives are measured and discussed...
Solid state drives (SSD) have many advantages over traditional spinning-platter hard drives including no noise, low power and heat generation, good resistance to shock, and most importantly, extremely low seek times. To see just how much an SSD might improve performance, I used Bonnie++ to benchmark a contemporary SSD as it might be used in a laptop computer.
(take a look at these contemporary prints)
 read more | mail this link | score:8577 | -Ray, July 30, 2008 (Updated: April 24, 2012)
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