SSD RAID scaling under Windows 7


  1. Airbot
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    SSD RAID scaling under Windows 7


    What can you expect when you get your new Windows 7 install working with those crisp new solid state hard drives? SSD drives are not what they used to be already. And just how is that Intel ICH10R chipset serving you?
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  3. DJG
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    Windows 7 RTM x64
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    I wonder if they disabled staggered spin-up on the drives, at least in the Highpoint controller - you have no control on the ICH10R and I have no idea if they do or not do a staggered spin-up. I'm assuming SSDs don't have that initial power suck from getting their motor up-&-running and heading out on the data highway, looking for adventure ...
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  4. nate42nd
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    That's interesting. Thanks Airbot
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