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Intel & Micron Announce First 20nm MLC NAND Flash for Use in SSDs
by Anand Lal Shimpi on 4/14/2011
We just started testing SSDs based on IMFT 25nm NAND Flash and look at what Intel/Micron just announced? The first 8GB MLC NAND device built on a 20nm process. This is obviously an announcement of pre-production silicon, it’ll take IMFT until the second half of this year (at least) to ...
Micron's ClearNAND: 25nm + ECC, Combats Increasing Error Rates
by Anand Lal Shimpi on 12/2/2010
NAND endurance is on its way down with each subsequent process generation. At the same time unrecoverable bit error rates are on their way up. Companies like SandForce have included powerful ECC engines in their SSD controllers and implemented RAID-like technologies to deal with the problem. Today Micron is providing ...
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What happens if the board is certified but the peripheral isn't? BSODs apparently :-/
Hot plugging Thunderbolt devices will be supported under Windows on a certified board with certified peripherals
Time to try the Thunderbolt Display
and that's the peak, can't push anything higher than that.
933.54MB/s
@CheetohFingers no, Promise Pegasus R6 with four SSDs under Windows. Intel's SSD 910 is good for around 2000MB/s in the same test
@carpetbomberz four SSDs in RAID-0, just looking to max out the interface/device :)
@pmod sorry, that's Thunderbolt on Windows @nerdtalker is doing the 802.11ac testing, didn't mean to confuse :)
@GlennF nosir, megabytes per second (~7400Mbps) - Thunderbolt rocks :)
928MB/s
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