can't find a SSD specialized thread in this forum, i'll put one up at this time and also post my intel 80GB G2 benchmarks



This post has been edited by jinaun: Sep 12 2011, 08:57 PM

SDD Controllers


Intel Gen1 - PC29AS21AA0
Intel X25-M G1 50nm Flash
Kingston SSDNow E Series


Intel Gen2 - PC29AS21BA0
Drives based on this controller:-
Intel X25-M G2 34nm Flash
Kingston SSDNow M Series


Sandforce SF-1200 Series (Client Processor)
Drives based on this controller:-
Corsair F Series
OWC Mercury Extreme Pro
G.Skill Phoenix Pro
OCZ Vertex 2
OCZ Agility 2 (with 10k random-write cap)
OCZ Vertex LE
OCZ Vertex 2 Pro
OCZ Vertex 2 EX
OCZ Vertex 2E
OCZ Agility 2E
Mushkin Callisto Deluxe


Sandforce SF-1500 Series (Enterprise Processor)
Drives based on this controller:-
OCZ Vertex 2 Pro

Sandforce SF-2000 Series (upcoming)
SF-2300
SF-2500
SF-2600

http://www.sandforce.com/userfiles/file/do..._2010-10-07.pdf


JMicron JMF602
Drives based on this controller:-
OCZ Core Series


JMicron JMF612
Drives based on this controller:-
Corsair R Series
ADATA S596


Indilinx "barefoot" controller
Drives based on this controller:-
Corsair N Series
Corsair E Series
OCZ Vertex
OCZ Agility
OCZ Onyx
OCZ Solid 2
OCZ Vertex EX
OCZ Agility Ex


Toshiba T6UG1XBG
Drives based on this controller:-
Kingston SSDNow V+ Second Generation



Samsung S3C29RBB01-YK40
Drives based on this controller:-
Corsair P Series
OCZ Summit


Marvell
Drives based on this controller:-
Crucial RealSSD C300

Sources:

http://www.anandtech.com/print/2829

http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?opti...d=444&Itemid=60

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/storage/2...sd-controller/1

This post has been edited by jinaun: Oct 11 2010, 09:45 AM

SSD Terminologies

This post has been edited by jinaun: Aug 4 2010, 07:36 PM

ok this is nice, since i have one ssd myself..SSD rules! i post my benchmarks soon..

This post has been edited by PootieTang_85: Aug 4 2010, 08:15 PM

can i know how is the performence of SSD vs hybrid Disk(momentus XT)?

momentus i believe has 4GB SLC for caching reads onli..

so.. for read operations.. it would be theoretically as fast as ssd but writes are still HDD level performance

is the type of controller using will affect the read/write transfer rate of a SSD?

off topic:
about the title of this thread,
"Teh" SSD Thread?

This post has been edited by saturn85: Aug 6 2010, 02:03 AM

from what i see, its actually the combination of controller/firmware/flash that determines the performance of the SSD drive

This post has been edited by jinaun: Aug 6 2010, 08:11 AM

i still thinking to get ssd for my lappy

Read the reviews, everything is there and comparison is also available. The SSD is still faster and more superior, the Momentus XT can't even go on par but only near to the SSD in certain cases. Plus, Momentus XT cannot run on RAID-0.

i'm also wondering should i upgrade to SSD haha...
Is there really a diff if i only used my PC watch movie and some programmig ?

Not much different, unless the movie is in raw 2K or 7K format....

not much. SSD is used to load programs/os faster than normal hard disk

Depends on the programming. Doing a keyword search across dozens or hundreds of files is a lot more quicker. And then there is everything else, like a lot faster boot up.

Works best with Win7. WinXP isn't optimised for SSDs.

Would be first time SSD owners probably might want to wait a few more months for Intel to release their 3rd generation SSDs. As there might be up to 50% price reduction for the same capacity.

Intel SSD roadmap

Agreed, the result still remains unsatisfying. I'd rather go for OCZ Onyx SSD instead of spending on hybrid drive.

nice info.

Shit. Is my SSD dying?

Benchmark for my Intel X-25M G2 80GB:



So much worse compared to jinaun's! And what's with the 48195K - BAD?

yea, looking forward to intel gen 3 ssd.

gen3 coming out??
anybody wanna buy my gen2 80gb?