Fusion-io Announces the ioDrive Duo - The World's Fastest and Most Innovative SSD

D4S4 · Mar 12, 2009

my_name_is_earl said:
Don't tell me let me guess how much it cost. An arm, a leg, and a kidney combine? Hopefully by 2010 it will only cost a teeth and I don't mind a minor toothache.

don't give your teeth for that... rather a give up your toes or something like that, perhaps an ear... i lost my two upper front teeth to a bike crash, it hurted like hell for a month... (thats the cost of extreme mountainbiking... check out my piece of hardware that i want)

<--without two tooth (whats the plural for tooth, teeth sounds weird to me for only two... english ain't exactly my mothertongue)

a111087 · Mar 12, 2009

BOSE said:
Just found a slower ioDrive that is 640GB. Data rates: 800 MB/sec (read), 600 MB/sec (write), and SATA hard drives support up to 90 MB/s.

$19,200.

for that price, go buy loads of SSD's and run them in RAID :laugh:

BOSE · Mar 12, 2009

npp said:
It isn't bootable by now (see here), but that doesn't hurt much what it's intended for. Remarkable device, clearly the way to go. Maybe several years from now similar drives won't be uncommon on desktops, too.

Note that in Q4 2008, Fusion-IO will release a firmware upgrade that WILL show the ioDrive in BIOS and therefore the ioDrive WILL become bootable at that time!

The other disadvantage is that the ioDrive is not yet bootable. This feature is coming though in the form of a simple firmware update in Q4 2008.

phanbuey · Mar 12, 2009

BOSE said:
Note that in Q4 2008, Fusion-IO will release a firmware upgrade that WILL show the ioDrive in BIOS and therefore the ioDrive WILL become bootable at that time!

The other disadvantage is that the ioDrive is not yet bootable. This feature is coming though in the form of a simple firmware update in Q4 2008.

its 2009....

BOSE · Mar 12, 2009

phanbuey said:
its 2009....

It is????

phanbuey · Mar 12, 2009

BOSE said:
It is????

yes

BOSE · Mar 12, 2009

phanbuey said:
yes

So if it IS 2009, then according to my calculations, every ioDrive IS bootable.

phanbuey · Mar 12, 2009

BOSE said:
So if it IS 2009, then according to my calculations, every ioDrive IS bootable.

I... I dont follow...

PCpraiser100 · Mar 12, 2009

Don't even try thinking about getting an SSD, the race is still going. You can tell by a mile once you realize that this company is just copying off OCZ's idea with PCI Express, just to stay one step ahead. If you buy now, there will be an SSD that is far better than your what use to be the best SSD money can buy.

BOSE · Mar 12, 2009

PCpraiser100 said:
Don't even try thinking about getting an SSD, the race is still going. You can tell by a mile once you realize that this company is just copying off OCZ's idea with PCI Express, just to stay one step ahead. If you buy now, there will be an SSD that is far better than your what use to be the best SSD money can buy.

Its the other way around. IoDrive was out before OCZ even knew what SSD smells like.

And the race will never stop. At some point will have only SSD drives, then we will have SSDDX drives, then who knows. So its nothing new.

simlariver · Mar 12, 2009

BOSE said:
So if it IS 2009, then according to my calculations, every ioDrive IS bootable.

The aforementioned firmware was never released and the original ioDrive is still not bootable. Since they don't mention this feature in the press release of the new product, I doubt it is bootable ...

thebeephaha · Mar 12, 2009

FYI the IO drive even if bootable or not wouldn't show as a regular drive...

It will be in the boot device section as some sort of addon card. DUH.

BOSE · Mar 12, 2009

Watch the second video. Skip forward to 3:40. This will give you a clean and clear answer straight from horse mouth.

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/34065/135/

thebeephaha · Mar 12, 2009

That is a yes.

Knew it.

simlariver · Mar 12, 2009

MAybe it is a yes, or maybe it just means you need to use a boot manager to load your OS on it. Either way, marketing reps are never to be trusted.

BOSE · Mar 12, 2009

He is not a marketing rep, he is a Chief technical officer. Very similar to Director of Research and Development.

thebeephaha said:
FYI the IO drive even if bootable or not wouldn't show as a regular drive...

It will be in the boot device section as some sort of addon card. DUH.

Watch the video. Again!

Binge · Mar 12, 2009

whoa... $3000...

Hayder_Master · Mar 12, 2009

time to be mother boards have more pci-e slots , and this storage is great solution for servers

Katanai · Mar 12, 2009

1.5GB's?

Damn!

As for it being bootable, this one might actually be, seeing that it has a RAID controller built in.
Anyway for it's intended target, servers and storage solutions, this has no relevance as virtualization is practically anywhere nowadays...

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Fusion-io Announces the ioDrive Duo - The World's Fastest and Most Innovative SSD

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