Do It Yourself SSD Sata Drive:DIY SSD Drive Test: a RAID5 HDD with 3 Compact Flash

Posted on Sat Jun 14, 12:50 by CrazyCCA
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Very interesting this article about the SSD. This is the future of the hardware storage.

Posted on Sun Jun 22, 03:11 by steviesteveo, Student, UK
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That's totally fascinating. It's good to see solid state memory used in a way that takes advantage of the smaller physical size like this instead of bulking out memory chips so they're the size of a regular drive. This puts three drives into the space of one and lets you get very compact raid.

That said, to be very petty I couldn't clearly read all the labels on your photos because of the narrow depth of field. If you wouldn't mind using a slightly higher f/ number for future this will make tracking down components by serial number easier.

Posted on Thu Jun 26, 09:02 by Yuriy, San Francisco, CA
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which speed you got?

Posted on Wed Jul 09, 03:09 by anonymouscoward, Singapore
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the price is still crazy

Posted on Fri Jul 25, 03:18 by pcnoob, unemployed, wonderland
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waste of time and money

just get an SSD drive, bigger - faster - cheaper - ready to use

http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?nm_mc=AFC-TechBargains&cm_mmc=AFC-TechBargains-_-NA-_-NA-_-NA&Item=N82E16820227344

Posted on Wed Aug 13, 10:19 by Wolfgang, High School Student, New Athens, Illinois, USA
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I Would rather buy a single or dual CF to SATA adapter ($35-$80 from Addonics respectively) and spend the saved money on bigger, faster (266x would work for Linux distros) and just use the drive planning on it failing (like with any flash option).

Posted on Sun Oct 12, 11:01 by cyberstanman, IT student, CA, USA
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not a bad idea for now. i look forward to the day when all storage is solid state, AND with much longer lifespan than the ones we have now.

Posted on Sat Nov 22, 12:47 by Anonymous2, student
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May I ask what the song is in the background?