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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1 20,795 posts | 24 Solid State Drives Open ALL of Microsoft Office In .5 Seconds Quote: Samsung techies linked 24 of the company's 256GB SSD drives together in a RAID with the hopes of making the fast SSD drives even faster. The system actually reaches transfer speeds of 2GBps. What's that much speed mean to you? |
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| Vista H.P. SP1 x32 Seven RC x64 235 posts |  impressive !! |
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| Win7 Ultimate x64 on Desktop / Win7 Ultimate x86 on laptop / Win7 x86 Starter on Netbook 1,020 posts UK | Yep that's quick!  Thanks.  |
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| win 7 ( 64 bit) 644 posts | i read somewhere that (defraging) ssd's is not a good thing but in the video it shows them defraging the ssd's. so i guess what i'm asking is , is it (safe) to (defrag) the drives or not? thanks scrooge |
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| Vista H.P. SP1 x32 Seven RC x64 235 posts | 
Quote: Originally Posted by scrooge  it shows them defraging the ssd's. so i guess what i'm asking is , is it (safe) to (defrag) the drives or not? In fact: Defrag a SSD is ... useless. As the random access time is the same wherever the data is, the fragmentation has no effect. And: The Flash memory cells of an SSD have a life time in terms of "switch times" (O to 1 ... 1 to 0). Defrag may accelerate the usure of the memory cells. SSD have a controller which move data on the less used zone... Then a defrag software will break all the work of this controller. Defraging an SSD is not a good idea  So for this vidéo, they certainly mde it for the fun and just ofr the perf time of defrag 6TB in few seconds (try this on a 6TB HDD.. and take a long break!) |
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| win 7 ( 64 bit) 644 posts | thank's for your help, i thought it was bad but i wantd to make sure. thanks again scrooge |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1 20,795 posts | Yeah, I believe they just did it to demonstrate. Bunch of goofballs in that video. |
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| Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64 3,194 posts Maine, USA | Wow. I'll be stuck with my slow HDD's for a while yet. |
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| Vista Ult64, Win7600 5,950 posts Dublin | Very fast,I'm jealous,but then again it probably cost about 20 grand to be that fast. |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit 208 posts Canada | Yeah I don't need that fast, but I'll be getting SSD soon enough, I'm going to take a look at a 32g or 64g OS drive. |
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