Anyone know what the largest capacity SSHD (Solid State Hard Drive) is available? I saw one recently in a laptop with 560gigs.
Thanks.
A 560G SSHD in a laptop? Holt crap! I think the largest I saw was 160...
Quote from: NAKID on May 13, 2009, 10:07:10 AM
A 560G SSHD in a laptop? Holt crap! I think the largest I saw was 160...
I know! I was really impressed and surprised myself.
1.6 TB
http://www.techradar.com/news/computing-components/storage/world-s-biggest-solid-state-drive-has-1-6tb-capacity-220829 (http://www.techradar.com/news/computing-components/storage/world-s-biggest-solid-state-drive-has-1-6tb-capacity-220829)
Probably not available commercially for a while though
WOW!! I'd love to put that in our server here at the office!!!
Depends...1.6tb is the top for single drive storage but a company in England did a 48 drive RAID 0 array...was something like 12 TBs and they could open 50 programs simultaneously in the blink of an eye.
I can tell you though, they make one hell of a difference. I have a 2x30GB OCZ Vertex RAID0 running my OS and apps and as long as the stripe and alignment are the same, the speed is unbeatable. From the time I push power on my computer until my Windows login screen...7 seconds.