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1. Re: Anyone try a Solid-State Disk as PS Scratch Disk?
Hudechrome-sd9sPI Dec 31, 2008 1:20 PM (in response to n8turepix)Don't bother.
Regular HD: 14.4 sec; SSD: 14.7 sec, same filter and image. -
2. Re: Anyone try a Solid-State Disk as PS Scratch Disk?
Farrellart Jan 1, 2009 2:39 AM (in response to n8turepix)I'm waiting for price to come down....the OCZ's are to avoided for now as they have issues with the sata controller bottlenecking the data causing stuttering/freezes.
But, this year should be good for SSD's as we are seeing 240mb/s and 200mb/s read/write speed drives starting to emerge....and the price is starting to fall......a bit...finally.
Best bet is to hold off until the SLC drives are affordable. MLC drives are OK, from what I can tell, but they will be slower. -
3. Re: Anyone try a Solid-State Disk as PS Scratch Disk?
(Phos±four_dots) Jan 1, 2009 2:44 AM (in response to n8turepix)I'm waiting for big, cheap, wicked, blindingly fast SSDs, MRAM and brilliant OLED monitors.
Maybe I should quit smoking to extend my lifetime a little.
:)
Oh, and open-ended clockless FSBs.

