cookiesnfooty macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 5, 2012 #1 I saw this on youtube oh one can dream here
U unibility macrumors 6502a Jul 5, 2012 #3 umm... makes my 2.6 GHz retina Macbook Pro seem S L O W. 😱
nuckinfutz macrumors 603 Jul 5, 2012 #4 cookiesnfooty said: I saw this on youtube oh one can dream here Click to expand... Believe it or not you may get to that level of speed within a decade. Imagine future RAID SSD on a PCI Express that runs optical. We're getting 2TBps on today's PCI Express SSD so imagine what another decade brings.
cookiesnfooty said: I saw this on youtube oh one can dream here Click to expand... Believe it or not you may get to that level of speed within a decade. Imagine future RAID SSD on a PCI Express that runs optical. We're getting 2TBps on today's PCI Express SSD so imagine what another decade brings.
brand Suspended Jul 5, 2012 #5 Why do people think that just because they own a MacBook Pro they can post anything in the MacBook Pro forum even if it's not related in anyway?
Why do people think that just because they own a MacBook Pro they can post anything in the MacBook Pro forum even if it's not related in anyway?
fpsBeaTt Suspended Jul 7, 2012 #6 brand said: Why do people think that just because they own a MacBook Pro they can post anything in the MacBook Pro forum even if it's not related in anyway? Click to expand... Because they themselves are MacBook Pro related 😎 #Boss
brand said: Why do people think that just because they own a MacBook Pro they can post anything in the MacBook Pro forum even if it's not related in anyway? Click to expand... Because they themselves are MacBook Pro related 😎 #Boss
wordoflife macrumors 604 Jul 7, 2012 #8 Overkill - at least for me. I think I'd be happy with a 7200 rpm drive first 🙂
B BB.King macrumors regular Jul 7, 2012 #9 One thing the video did not show is the start time. I bet it take ages as the RAID controller need to load all the ssd during boot.
One thing the video did not show is the start time. I bet it take ages as the RAID controller need to load all the ssd during boot.