Load all of Microsoft Office in 0.5 seconds

[micropino]

http://i.gizmodo.com/5166798/24-soli...e-in-5-seconds

Pretty sick speeds! and 24x256gb SSD drives is just retarded...

However, the build is messy, the case is ugly, and the guy sounds like a tool.

NO NO NO, I was looking @ speeds 2 years from today Good thinking but very risky system (1 SSD damaged and everything is gone!)

I want a Z-drive.

Got one of those laying around, D.?

I want one toooooo... Days are running and we will have them one day

[Artemis]

For those paranoid about the data loss, you could run a RAID 0+1 configuration and use SATA drives for the backup image. By the time you have the money to slam down on an array like this the extra cost (if you don't already have the drives) would be minimal.

[micropino]

For those paranoid about the data loss, you could run a RAID 0+1 configuration and use SATA drives for the backup image. By the time you have the money to slam down on an array like this the extra cost (if you don't already have the drives) would be minimal.

sounds good

[TeHShadowZ]

i'd like to see all of those uberheavy adobe's softwares loading at sametime Edit: lol wtf ^^

[tesco]

For those paranoid about the data loss, you could run a RAID 0+1 configuration and use SATA drives for the backup image. By the time you have the money to slam down on an array like this the extra cost (if you don't already have the drives) would be minimal.

With RAID 1 aren't you limited to the speed of the slower drive?
For example, if you're writing 300mb/s constantly to your SSD drives how can you have the same data written on your mechanical hard disks? That buffer would run out fast.