Raid 0 x4 Samsung ssd

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Hi Guys anyone experience using above setup?
I am thinking using mainboard chipset for the raid 0

My old pic only up to two drive.

I know Intel have 750 but very expensive.
 

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Hi Guys anyone experience using above setup?
I am thinking using mainboard chipset for the raid 0

My old pic only up to two drive.

I know Intel have 750 but very expensive.

I am using 4 x Plextor M6P. My answer is don't waste money on using 4 drives. There is a bottleneck.
 

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I am using 4 x Plextor M6P. My answer is don't waste money on using 4 drives. There is a bottleneck.

What is your maximum speed?

I used to own two crucial m4 x2 raid 0 can get near to 1GB transfer speed.

Thinking of using Intel 750 where it guarantee 2.4GB transfer rates.
 

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My old 3770k mainboard don't have trim, not sure about the new mainboard.
Are you using raid?
 
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What is your maximum speed?

I used to own two crucial m4 x2 raid 0 can get near to 1GB transfer speed.

Thinking of using Intel 750 where it guarantee 2.4GB transfer rates.

4 x M6P maxed out @ 1.5GB/s, I tried 5 drives also the same. So its due to chipset limitation. I believe you need a RAID controller card to overcome the limitation.

Ebay do sell RAID controllers at decent prices.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-LSI-Meg...615?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item257eee49bf

But I am thinking might as well sell off the SSD and buy the Intel 750 instead.
 

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Got feel to buy 2x 850 Pro 256GB for RAID 0, then current 840 Pro go into my Mac hahah:s13:
Current system oso no room for NVME or PCI-e SSD stuff..
 

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4 x M6P maxed out @ 1.5GB/s, I tried 5 drives also the same. So its due to chipset limitation. I believe you need a RAID controller card to overcome the limitation.

Ebay do sell RAID controllers at decent prices.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-LSI-Meg...615?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item257eee49bf

But I am thinking might as well sell off the SSD and buy the Intel 750 instead.
hmm i tot 4x SSD raid 0 can at least give 1.8GB ?



wanna buy intel 750 now.... queue till june then got stock... :s22:


wow didn't know its new product. do you queue for it ?
 

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I have already got my Intel 750 SSD from Amazon two weeks ago.
Take note, if you are planning to boot from this 750 SSD, your UEFI BIOS will need to have NVMe add-on. So far, mostly only Z97 and X99 MB have this support.
 

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I have already got my Intel 750 SSD from Amazon two weeks ago.
Take note, if you are planning to boot from this 750 SSD, your UEFI BIOS will need to have NVMe add-on. So far, mostly only Z97 and X99 MB have this support.

wow can share the benchmark result ? i am very interested to get this :s12::s12::s12:
 

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I have already got my Intel 750 SSD from Amazon two weeks ago.
Take note, if you are planning to boot from this 750 SSD, your UEFI BIOS will need to have NVMe add-on. So far, mostly only Z97 and X99 MB have this support.

how you manage to get ? i chat with CSO they say haven't carry yet...
stocks still coming...
 
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