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2 kingston 40gb raid 0 results

outkast2k5

Junior Member
i've seen this asked alot and thought i'd share my experience with 2 kingston 40gb in rad 0

here is a pic
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for the people wondering i am using the tony-trim which is using perfectdisk 10 to consolidate the free space then using as-cleaner to write 1's in the free space. This is similar to garbage collecton and so far works great
 
Damn, that's pretty sweet...especially the random 4k writes. Makes me want to get two for my other system (and I haven't even installed my OCZ 120GB Vertex on my #1 system yet).

Especially with a price of $89.99 - 7% Bing right now! 😱
 
Why are the 4K reads so slow?

I thought the same thing until I went and looked at the Vertex thread (OCZ forums) and they were even slower.

Edit: Just looked at a few benchmarks from the Intel drives (in this forum) and the single units run 15 to 16MB/sec so I guess this seems right.
 
Thanks for posting. OK, it's decision time...I'm planning to buy one of the following before the end of '09.

>2 x 40GB Kingston SSD running in RAID 0 (with tony-trim). I can pick up the pair for a little under $150 (from Buy.com, with Bing Cashback and BillMeLater promo).

>1 x 60GB OCZ Vertex. This drive can be had from TigerDirect for $185 (after Bing Cashback, $20 rebate, and eBillMe Promo).

Right now my Win7 x64 installation is only using 32GB of my 50GB OS partition, including the pagefile & hibernate file, so I think 60GB would be plenty of space.

Thoughts, advice?
 
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