HighPoint launched their SSD7101 drive solutions, using Samsung 960 NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) M.2 SSD’s (solid state drive). The SSD7101 Drive Series delivers transfer speeds 20 tim... HighPoint Launches SSD7101 Series PCI-Express 3.0 x16 NVMe RAID SSDs
Well, this should get rid of any storage bottlenecks !!!! if you have the money, and want the fastest of the fastest. this should be it.
Happy to see those boundaries being pushed ever further in storage finally! Things seemed so stagnant for so long going back a few years
God's holy trousers! 32gb/ps 0_O Personally I am happy with my 1ish gb/ps on my raid 0 with 2 ssd's XD I remember you were "insane" whith some raptors back in the day and have a massive 150mb/ps lol.
Yep. The funny thing is I still have those raptors 74gb and 150gb pairs in raid 0. Bought each respectively when they were initially released (2004 and 2006) and they have been running 24/7 ever since with zero failures. I doubt we'll ever see such longevity anytime soon from the storage sector.
we are looking at is storage which approaches memory speed If indeed it is hardware raid, the watershed in IT we are looking at is storage which approaches memory speeds, IE., ~infinite ~memory. On their factory populated versions of the card, they claim a near perfect ~15GBps, or ~30GBps+ for two cards. FYI https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816115217 ($400usd) as u can see from the slide here: http://pro.radeon.com/_downloads/radeon-pro-ssg-datasheet-27.7.17.pdf The latest top end vega pro card demonstrates vegas native HBCCs ability to use onboard ssdS as L2 cache for the gpu cache/memory, but also system memory and storage such as this. Its less clear with amdS zen CPUs, but I am sure AMD has similar ambitions for cpuS also. Its a pretty vital initiative. The supply of memory is being outstripped by the insatiable demands of much greater improvements to processing power.
Didn't know if anyone would be interested in seeing what I've been getting on mine with 3x Toshiba RD400's in Raid-5. I can run a few different benchmarks if anyone is interested.
