Xbench SSD results

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  1. mac jones, Oct 21, 2010

    mac jones macrumors 68040

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    Xbench marks are very high for the SSD (11")

    Results 245.55
    System Info
    Xbench Version 1.3
    System Version 10.6.4 (10F3061)
    Physical RAM 2048 MB
    Model MacBookAir3,1
    Drive Type APPLE SSD TS064C
    Disk Test 245.55
    Sequential 160.70
    Uncached Write 141.02 MB/sec [4K blocks]
    Uncached Write 152.27 MB/sec [256K blocks]
    Uncached Read 20.96 MB/sec [4K blocks]
    Uncached Read 175.83 MB/sec [256K blocks]
    Random 520.27
    Uncached Write 32.39 MB/sec [4K blocks]
    Uncached Write 168.18 MB/sec [256K blocks]
    Uncached Read 9.38 MB/sec [4K blocks]
    Uncached Read 105.36 MB/sec [256K blocks]

    This is way faster than my Intel X25,
     
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  2. Transporteur, Oct 21, 2010

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    Not the best on the market, but I'd say absolutely decent for a subnotebook (if I'm allowed to re-invent that oldish term ;)).

    Edit: But still, don't give too many credit for XBench results. The software is years old and not suited for benching SSD drives.
     
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  3. Sneakz, Oct 21, 2010

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    +1. I give pretty much zero credit to xbench in 2010 at this point.
     
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  4. J400uk, Oct 21, 2010

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    I see you have gone for the same model I've ordered, how are you finding it so far? Is it nice enough to use in OS X?


    Wow! :eek:
     
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  5. pkts, Oct 21, 2010

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    Mac Jones,

    Thanks for the test results! Would you mind doing the full test and posting the results? I'd like to see if this is a decent upgrade from my old ass Macbook 1.1

    Thanks!
     
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  6. jriihi, Oct 21, 2010

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    That is 64GB SSD results. 128GB and 256GB models are different (read faster) unless apple somehow did own firmware for toshibas ssd controller. This however probably doesnt make any real work difference :)
     
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