i want to do raid.. any significant gain to the read/write speed?

benchmark for my ssd: Plextor M5 pro FW:1.05



beat my OCZ vertex 4 to dust lol..

ps: this is a fresh OS install without any optimization from the first page yet.. will post more if got some improvement after optimization

update:



after following optimization guide from the first page and update intel RST driver and chipset generally got overall improvements noticeably on 4k write performance and seek time has been reduce a bit.
but sequential read drop almost 40mb/s

This post has been edited by kayFX: Sep 28 2013, 08:03 AM

contender should be plex M5 pro or ocz vector iinm..

there is significant speed boost using ssd when trying to execute programs compare to traditional hdd.. so upgrading from hdd to ssd is the best thing ever happen to me in my computer hardware experience.. hope this help.. it doesn't matter what brand but ppl been recommending plextor for best value and faster speed too.. if comparing ssd to ssd yes have to be selective which is faster than which but first time upgrade gonna bring smile.. only disadvantage of ssd is small capacity.. higher capacity gonna cost a hole in the bank..

if you considering an upgrade from hdd to ssd just go for it.. for capacity can use hdd as external.. program, windows just put in ssd.. it a good investment..

update ssd firmware will not erase data inside..

i install 4 games my 128gb ssd have little space only..
that includes OS and basic software.. not even office.. T_T

it plex m5 pro 256gb.. on the benchmark result got the model name..

for plex 256 M5 pro shud be around this score i think.. --> previous post
im running RAID 0 so not sure got diff or not.. about read access fail i do not know..

This post has been edited by kayFX: Oct 6 2013, 06:17 PM

I have no idea about cannot read that lesen.. hahaha..

firmware can check with CrystalDiskInfo

its hibernate function if not mistaken.. maybe because of that too.. (half full)

u upgrade to a "new" what?

boot priority checked?

overall performance will straight away noticeable.. sata 2 will limit full performance of sata 3 SSD but still far better than HDD.. for lightroom im not sure if it will boost performance or not but im using photoshop a lot and do big file picture editing so far the performance is far better than using HDD..