OCZ, Marvell Debut PCI Express Z-Drive R5 Solid State Solution

The Z-Drive R5 features a jointly developed "Kilimanjaro" OCZ and Marvell native PCIe to NAND flash controller platform, allowing for completely scalable performance and redundancy while eliminating the need for a separate storage controller, thus reducing the cost to deploy high performance solid state storage systems in the data center.

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  • A Bad Day
    Incredible bandwidth capabilities and maximum transactional performance
    "High capacities up to 12TB"
    Do, want...
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  • PrvtChurch
    A Bad DayIncredible bandwidth capabilities and maximum transactional performance"High capacities up to 12TB"Do, want...So would I, if they didn't cost THOUSANDS of dollars.
    Reply
  • nikorr
    Cool stuff.
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  • freeman94
    Alright, now for the costs...
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  • _Pez_
    I see myself buying two of those at a price of $1,500 usd... or stills much money?
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  • palladin9479
    freeman94Alright, now for the costs...

    If you have to ask.....

    and all that.
    Reply
  • td854
    _Pez_I see myself buying two of those at a price of $1,500 usd... or stills much money?
    Needs another zero.
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  • airborne11b
    Ya, for those who don't know, these are designed for business. Not to be slapped into your mom's gaming Emachine with a 560ti GPU and some junk AMD cpu for 3 years ago.

    Price on these are thousands of dollars for one.
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  • joytech22
    _Pez_I see myself buying two of those at a price of $1,500 usd... or stills much money?td854Needs another zero.
    Turn that one into a two and your right on it.
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  • stuckintexas
    2.5M IOPS, 7200MB/s, x16 PCIe GEN3, that is Fusion I/O territory. Considering the last gen R4 is $11k for the 1.6TB version, the 12TB R5 is going to be tens of thousands.
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