Monday, April 27th 2009

CFD Unleashes the Interceptor line of SSDs

Japanese company CFD has unveiled a new line of multi-level cell SSDs under the "Interceptor" series. The series consists of four models based on the capacities: 32 GB, 64 GB, 128 GB, and 256 GB. The former two offer read/write speeds of 200/95 MB/s, while the latter two offer 240/150 MB/s: a significant difference in performance. The company also published raw performance figures on the product page, where the drives were tested on reasonably powerful current-generation machines. As for prices, the 32 GB model will be priced at 18,800 JPY (around US $194.5), 64 GB for 28,800 JPY (around $298), 128 GB for 45,800 JPY (around $474), and 256 GB for 79,800 (around $825).
Source: VR-Zone
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9 Comments on CFD Unleashes the Interceptor line of SSDs

#1
Mussels
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lol... an x58, 6GB of ram core i7 test system.... on windows XP 32 bit.
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#3
h3llb3nd4
People these days:shadedshu
cheap os on a Uber rig.
but that is just like mine, 4 Gbs with 32bit os:D
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#4
Mussels
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h3llb3nd4People these days:shadedshu
cheap os on a Uber rig.
but that is just like mine, 4 Gbs with 32bit os:D
with a 256MB video card, you arent hit so badly anyway.
(see link in my sig if you dont understand what i mean)
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#5
phanbuey
xp 32 bit has faster disk access/ benches a bit faster than vista. Thats prolly the only reason they use it.
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#7
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Musselslol... an x58, 6GB of ram core i7 test system.... on windows XP 32 bit.
and it only shows 2.5gb under the os rofl
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#8
Mussels
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cdawalland it only shows 2.5gb under the os rofl
which is weird as hell, unless that 9400 is a 1.5GB model :laugh:
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#9
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Musselswhich is weird as hell, unless that 9400 is a 1.5GB model :laugh:
maybe its the 1GB model and they dont know what the PAE switch is
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