Intel X25-M G2 overkill?

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wanderer
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Intel X25-M G2 overkill?

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I thinking of buying a fit-PC2i and a Intel X25-M G2 solid state flash disk. Will the 2i be able to make use of the performance of the disk or I'm I better of buying a cheaper/slower flash disk?

yogev_ezra
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Re: Intel X25-M G2 overkill?

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The disk controller is PATA (speed up to 133MB/sec). So any speed higher than that will not be utilized.

morgad
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Re: Intel X25-M G2 overkill?

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So when I get my SSD drive, it would be better to hang it off my SATA->USB adapter?


Dave

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Re: Intel X25-M G2 overkill?

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No, USB 2.0 is even slower (60 MB/s max. speed VS 133 MB/s max. speed of PATA). Please refer to effective speeds comparison of all computer interfaces:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_device_bit_rates

wanderer
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Re: Intel X25-M G2 overkill?

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Seem like random read/write performance (http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/sh ... i=3607&p=4) is within the range of the maximum throughput of PATA, so it might not be a total waste.

morgad
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Re: Intel X25-M G2 overkill?

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yogev_ezra wrote:No, USB 2.0 is even slower (60 MB/s max. speed VS 133 MB/s max. speed of PATA). Please refer to effective speeds comparison of all computer interfaces:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_device_bit_rates
tnxs - got my Mbits and MBytes confused :oops:

Dave

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