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Damn, those must be new. Where are the prices?

I'm bleeding from four different places on the body. It's a new record.

I use it.

But I thought Toshiba obtained a part of the Hitachi per the deal for anti-monopoly in the EU.

At some point does that hugeness fit in the pocketbook or pants pocket?

Thanks. I was going to post that the other day, but I had an attack and then forgot about. It's really strange that Hitachi has no 5x1TB consumer platform yet. Perhaps they are not the same since the Seagate deal.

OK, is this better? It looks like there are two mSATA cards on a RAID card. I'm concerned that the performance would not really be very good. I can;t find much on the way of reviews. OWC has something similar, but it is for the Mac.

I don't get it. I don't have the problem elsewhere.

It looks like there are two mSATA cards on a RAID card. I'm concerned that the performance would not really be very good. I can;t find much on the way of reviews. OWC has something similar, but it is for the Mac.

I'm not sure what an sSSD is, but some of the PCI-e SSD cards are bootable and some are not.

:rofl::salut: Well apparently in the future there will be no more personal computers because nobody creates anything, at least in the US. Nobody needs storage, because everything will be in the clouds. And everything in the world will be controlled by a stupid smartphone and a special, buggy...

Do you think it really is not worthwhile?

The fast ones are really quite pricey, being designed for servers. For a grand it would probably be an internal RAID card with containing a couple of SSD modules that produce 800 MB/sec. or thereabouts.

$1000 is the most I want to spend on this ancient computer at the moment. The PCIe 2.x bus has a max of 500MB/sec., so an 8x card could reach 4GB/sec. minus some overhead. SATA 3 only reaches about 600 MB/sec. minus some overhead.

What is a decent choice in high performing, reliable PCIe SSDs that is around $1000? It needs to work in the 8x slot. Thanks.

No, this is much worse than a nail through the foot would normally be.

I was unable to have it done since there was a flight cancellation. I'm screwed, but that is not even the worst thing this week. :crucified:

Not really. The person that was flying in to help me with the surgery could not make it. The flight was cancelled because there was no plane available, although the weather would have been OK at the departure and arrival cities. :frusty: I wonder if there will be a charge for a no show.

Yes, that is it.

I may not be ake to have surgeries.

I failed some of the tests. :(

Communist utopia, WTF?

Normally I find that new hard drives have 0-1 hours and 2 power cycles. I assume there is a reset of the SMART data after the drive is formatted and tested. What you have is a used drive that was running for almost 25,000 hours in total. :(

It's too complicated for me. I can donate to help the site, if it is anonymous. This whole online currency fad seems like a ponzi scheme or money laundering scam. I'll stick with dollars or euros, etc.

Will that encrypted enclosure be suitable, or are there better options? Thanks.

Not so good. :(

Laptops! :-)

Exactly. I want to be able to use one mouser on three Laotians.

What is the issue with the Newegg CS? Does the free return apply to products with no return or only waive the 15% when returns are allowed?

I don't get it. Such flavors would never be approved for commercial production. :skepo:

I doubt it. At least my Wd and Seagate drives are four platters.

:-)

Why 2029?

Don't the Macs all do that?

Hitachi has the Herpes? :rofl:

I thought that the new drives have the shingles? Maybe that is not working out very well.

Oh I remember Elway from Granada. Crazy Donna with the 455 T/A tried to get me to games sometimes. ;)

Is he from Detroit?

So you made a good profit with the odds?

I don't like the USB mice for laptops as they take up a USB port and the tiny adapter is easy to lose. Unless the laptop is ancient or really cheap it most likely has a blue tooth. I use several of the MS BT mobile BT mice, but they are no longer made.

I requested an RMA, but only received an e-mail acknowledging the request. I wonder how long it takes to receive a number.

I placed the drive in a laptop (ivy Bridge) and updated the firmware. Now the drive is faster but still not the greatest. It has suddenly developed 1 reallocated sector and there are 17 reallocated events. :tdown:

What do you use that for?

I will SybaMarvell controller for the removable drives. I was planning that anyway..

I will try another controller (laptop), but it does not explain the same problem in the Nexto http://www.amazon.com/Nexto-Digital-Photo-Storage-ND2730/dp/B0055EB9LK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1390910900&sr=1-1"]Nexto[/URL]. I purchased the drive for that purpose and now am trying to...

It's very slow, about 80MB or less in the computer and downloads in the Nexto are 1/2 normal speed.

The firmware updater claims there are no drives to update. Look at this clusterf*** of a write performance. $500 down the toilet. :rambo:

Yes, and that was just a bit rhetorical. :D :rofl:

Well you are aging a bit there. (8)

:doh: It is labeled Crucial. Will they force me to do any testing or update the FW before returning it? (All three of the drives are the older MU02, not MU03, but the other two are fine.) I'm concerned that they will have excuses that awful performance is normal as long as it is working...