Super Talent RAIDDrive SSD Offers 2 TB

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  • danimal_the_animal
    APRIL FOOLS!
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  • alvine
    it will cost arm and leg
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  • H8ff0000
    I attempted calling twice (USA Sales Office) but couldn't get through to an actual human being. A price would help deflate my hopes. I assume these would destroy a HyperDrive5.
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  • christop
    SWEET!!! but I bet I cant afford it.... :(
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  • bin1127
    why are all the new ssd's boasting raid now? what's happening with the single drives?
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  • grieve
    Its nice to imagine that one day these are going to be cheap and everyone will have one...

    Too bad "one day" is SOOOO far away!
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  • Gian124
    Bootable? ... none of the other PCIe SSD drives have stated (explicitly) that they are bootable... yet.

    Other threads posters said that it is theoretically possible, but no manufacturer has stated their use as a bootable OS drive.
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  • falchard
    This will only cost the same amount as a mid-size sedan. What a bargain.
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  • Tindytim
    Gian124Bootable? ... none of the other PCIe SSD drives have stated (explicitly) that they are bootable... yet.Unless it works exactly like any other drive, I don't see the point in marketing to Gamers.
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  • snotling
    RAID5 on such a product sounds silly, redundancy is usefull if you can rebuild after a drive failure, sinc you can't probably change single drives without changing the whole unit... this is probably an april's fool.
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