MyDigitalSSD Intros Super Cache 2 mSATA SSDs
MyDigitalSSD is releasing a new lineup of caching SSDs.
MyDigitalSSD has released its Super Cache 2 mSATA SSD, which is a lineup of low-density, high-speed SSDs that come with the HybriDisk cache software package.
The units feature the new PHISON S9 controller, which is a controller that delivers higher speeds between the 24 GB to 128 GB 'sweet spot.' Wired to the S9 controller, users will find a cluster of Toshiba 19 mm MLC NAND flash. With this combination, the units can sustain read speeds of up to 550 MB/s and write speeds between 160 MB/s and 200 MB/s, depending on its capacity.
Obviously, as expected from any modern day SSD, the units also feature the NCQ command set and have TRIM support.
The units will be released in a 24 GB version, 32 GB, 64 GB, and 128 GB; these have MSRPs of $39.99, $42.99, $62.99 and $99.99, respectively. Currently, they are only available for pre-order.

Then I would be free to throw the 32GB Cache into another computer!
What ? I am missing something ,Corsairs has a 550 MB read and 440 MB write solution , how is this "high-speed" ?
What ? I am missing something ,Corsairs has a 550 MB read and 440 MB write solution , how is this "high-speed" ?"
Well.. When you stop and think about it.. Why do write speeds even matter on a Cache SSD? It's only going to be caching things piece by piece - it doesn't need to write super fast.
What matters is how fast it can read the data back.
What ? I am missing something ,Corsairs has a 550 MB read and 440 MB write solution , how is this "high-speed" ?
Your comparing a standalone SSD used for everyday operations to a device which is going to be as a cache for a bog standard hard drive. The reason why this device doesn't have the high end write times of the Corasirs is because it's going to be limited by the read speed of the mechanical hard drive (typically 160Mb's) it's caching from so there's no point in using a controller that can write faster as it won't be able to take advantage of it.