Comments on: IDC: Solid state drive, hard disk speed gap small
A report says the performance gap between solid state drives and high-performance hard disk drives is not that significant.
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- by JR24x7 December 24, 2008 9:15 AM PST
- This article doesn't really tell me anything. I would've hoped to see some real metrics or test results. What types of systems were tested? What about processors? Did the SSD performance increase on AMD pc's with direct memory access versus the FSB bottleneck with Intel procs?
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(3 Comments)Of course the system is going to be the bottleneck - but give us something to go on...