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The access time is what you go by to see which one is the fastest overall.
Take a look back in the thread on the Kingston flash drive used here that also blasts right past the ATA100/133/150 ide standard still seen with sata hard drives. There's nothing mechanical involved there to start with for instant besides usb bus access.
Here's a comparison between a SSD and a WD Caviar Black HD. I'm using HD Tune 3.0 but it shouldn't be much of a difference. With the SSD, you see the obvious stability which results in much better sustained performance. Of couse, seek times are beyond anything the WD can come close to. Overall, SSD comes out way ahead in this example.
Here is mine in Win7 RC-7100
67 processes running in task manager at the same time as the tests.
I don't know how to compare these results either, that is why I'm here to Learn
Wow nice Hard Drives, Mines just 110Gb... nothing special
200GB (Maxtor 6B200M0 8MB cache 7200RPM):
500GB (Western Digital WD5000AAJS-22YFA0 8Mo Cache 7200RPM):
Is it good doc?