Thursday, June 5th 2014
Two OCZ RevoDrive 350 Striped in Soft-RAID, Put out 3.7 GBps
OCZ showed off its latest high-performance SSD for the consumer market, built in the full-height PCI-Express add-on card form-factor, the RevoDrive 350. The drive features a PCI-Express 2.0 x8 bus interface, and several SSD subunits making up a host-agnostic RAID 0 array; which is bootable. OCZ claims sequential transfer speeds of up to 1,800 MB/s, with 4K random access throughputs of up to 140,000 IOPS, for its top-end 480 GB and 960 GB variants. The company set up a soft-RAID using two of these drives, and put it through popular synthetic benchmarks. It scored as high as 3,752 MB/s in one test.
14 Comments on Two OCZ RevoDrive 350 Striped in Soft-RAID, Put out 3.7 GBps
Does this mean that we'll see people with water cooled SSDs?
OCZ strikes again!
remind me of my old m3a32-mvp board who shipped that little fan with it :p
:toast:kuddos
Never used these fans though,....
Is it a real number? An anomaly?
A friend of mine bought a RevoDrive 110GB 3 years and 1 month ago, guess when it died. They're pretty good at calculating the average user's use of their system, lol.