Intel rst ssd raid 0 trim Videos

@poisonr There are a few videos on YouTube of large SSD stripes. Search "Samsung SSD Awesomeness" to see the first really popular one. What happens though is that the marginal improvement from each additional drive diminishes. You start becoming limited by other factors such as the quality of the controller and PCIe bandwidth etc. I haven't seen many systems top 2GB/s even ones costing tens of thousands of dollars.

@BroknSircut My 60gb Agility 3 died after 2 months, started not recognising the OS on it after a cold boot but eventually was fine, but then one time it never worked. Showed a green light but nothing I connected it to recognised it. Returned it to SCAN they tested and have sent a replacement. This time I am going to install a genuine version of Windows 7, update the Mobo bios and try RAID0 it with another one.

@BroknSircut I didn't find too many issues with the drives when I was doing my research. If something does happen, OCZ have great customer service so it should be reasonable easy to get a RMA. This the warranty against faults is 3 years with OCZ and most retailers give you a 1 year warranty so you can replace it directly through them.

@rabinzx the agility series uses a sanforce based chipset. basically the higher the compression rate of the data the faster the drive will perform. the test you are using might not be using compressible data hence the slower speeds. there should be an option to turn the data type to 0x00 or something like that. good luck.

@poisonr Good luck, make sure you have PCIe 2.0 and find a PCIe 4x controller though otherwise you're going to be bottlenecked by PCIe bandwidth. Most controllers are PCIe 1x unfortunately. Highpoint RocketRaid 640 is the only SATA III controller I know of which uses PCIe 2x, can't think of any PCIe 4x controllers though.

@rabinzx The raid controller on your mb is likely the culprit. I'm using a p67 chipset. Whatever the case, it's random read/write which you should really be focused on. Sequential read is only useful for transferring large and you would have too many of those on your primary drive anyway.

@matteuklol No. To my knowledge that is impossible at the moment, but garbage collect still does the trick. I've run these drives 24/7 for the last few months and have notices not performance drop. Plus I reformat my system drives twice a year anyway. Just make sure to do a clean wipe.

@EamonnDH Did you ever get past the 500mb/s? And are you using a raid controller card or just the board? Most boards will max out and with a raid controller (as you already know) you can get the max from the 2 drives in raid 0.

@g0left1 They are 60 gig drives. Much cheaper now than they used to be. I'd go for the Vertex 3s if you're in the market. Although other companies may have even better offerings, I haven't been keeping up.

I noticed the GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD7 board has 8 sata III and you can put 6 drives in a raid 0. Can someone put 6 ocz agility 3 drives in a raid 0 and let me know what your atto scores are? thanks

@nikanj In CDM, if you use compressive data (under " File" ), the result will be much faster. I tested on ATTO, gives me 800mb/s read, 1000 mb/s write.

Just wondering if ANYONE is haveing any problems with this drive dieing or not showing up in the bios. Just wondering before it buy it... please respond

So i have this same setup, but with a z68 board. intel srt too. but i still only hit like 450 read and 150 write sequential. am i missing something?

just exactly what i was looking for .. can u post benchmarks using native intel sata 3 in raid 0 (not Marvell ports) .. cheers .. just curios of your read write speeds a seq level

No hardwear using the Intel boot rom. CTRL & I during boot to setup your raid array. RAID 0, 128k stripe and all the combined disc cpace.

Hey, if I have 4 HDD, it's possible to build raid 5 on this board?

you have no idea how jealous i am now, what are your specs?

is this software raid?

Products like were made before SSDs dropped to the more affordable levels they are now. When I made this video a 240gb SSD was over $300.

Voor gaming? Zodat je echt wel wat fps hebt bij de gemiddelde game

+WumboTechwat bedoel je met beperkt in ruimte

+jasper van Beurden Je heb dus kennelijk geen idee waar je het over heb jasper. Het is een barebone. Optimale airflow en indeed compact. Duur? Er zit een moederbord en een powersupply bij!Het is super handig met meenemen en toch kan je er een kracht systeem van maken. Er zit een Z87 chipset op, dus de socket 1150 Ix 4xxx serie moet er op kunnen. Denk bijv. aan de i5 4690k of de i7 4790k. Je moet wel wat ram geheugen kopen, grafische kaart en je opslag zoals een SSD. Je bent beperkt in ruimte, maar het is een mooi systeem.Als eerste PC om te bouwen is dit misschien wat lastig. Maar het is zeker een mooi iets om mee te werken.

nee klein en veel te duur

+DeGamerZonderNaam Is helaas wel een beetje afhankelijk van je moederbord. De B85 chipset kan bijv. niet heel goed gebruik maken van een SSD. Verschil is er wel in vergelijking met de HDD, maar voor een goede snelheid heb je een H87 of nieuwer/hoger nodig.

oké, bedankt voor de reactie :D

Het is een prima ssd voor opstarten het maakt opstarten ongeveer 2keer zo snel

Ze zijn niet zo snel waarschijnlijk krijgen ze heel veel mails

+Jimmy Boom  daar w8 ik ook al op :)