And the reason for that couldn't possibly be that the SSD drives use the SATA interface right? Cause thats just craziness. And if you notice, Flashpoint said once the technology gets there. I'm pretty sure he doesn't think that SSD transfer data at the speed of light. Now please go troll elsewhere.
Actually Ryan, you made an ass of yourself. He posted a comment and didn't anywhere say he was a God on the subject. He also didn't insult anyone to prove his point.
Ellianth's right, this guy just said that's what it looks like, hell, he might have even been covertly asking if the pic engadget used was of the actual array, or if it was a generic pic they used to represent the concept of the post they were making, it's been done before. With his other comment in mind, it's probably just that he only read the post and didn't look at the test page.
He didn't call anyone a fool, or say that people were morons for being fooled, just that is what it LOOKS like. So really, there is no need to jump on his ass for making his comment about the sata drive. Unless that's your preference, but I guess that would make you (I'll let you come up with whatever applicable generic aspersions on your character that should go here)
That's all well and good, but he did also say "I don't see any SSDs" which makes the rest of his comments look more like he really thought they were regular SATA HDDs...
Well... I don't know about you, but, I RTFA and, even then, you don't have to... just look at the drives... they say MTRON on the side! And also, if you'd pay any attention, you'd notice that the drives aren't oriented like normal SATA HDD's, the connectors for those are oriented on a longer end of the drives and not a shorter end like normal 3.5" HDD's... So... I think all of your arguments are moot, except for those who are talking about the tech getting to light speed transfers one day. Sorry to sound like a flame... Just use your eyes from time to time. GR
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data doesn't flow at the light of speed in SSDs. and that picture sure looks like a bunch of SATA drives. I don't see any SSDs.
It's an SSD with SATA interface. I'd expect quicker transfer rates than 1GB/s.
You're an idiot. SATA is a connection interface not a hard drive design. You just made an ass of yourself.
And the reason for that couldn't possibly be that the SSD drives use the SATA interface right? Cause thats just craziness. And if you notice, Flashpoint said once the technology gets there. I'm pretty sure he doesn't think that SSD transfer data at the speed of light. Now please go troll elsewhere.
Actually Ryan, you made an ass of yourself. He posted a comment and didn't anywhere say he was a God on the subject. He also didn't insult anyone to prove his point.
Ellianth's right, this guy just said that's what it looks like, hell, he might have even been covertly asking if the pic engadget used was of the actual array, or if it was a generic pic they used to represent the concept of the post they were making, it's been done before.
With his other comment in mind, it's probably just that he only read the post and didn't look at the test page.
He didn't call anyone a fool, or say that people were morons for being fooled, just that is what it LOOKS like. So really, there is no need to jump on his ass for making his comment about the sata drive. Unless that's your preference, but I guess that would make you (I'll let you come up with whatever applicable generic aspersions on your character that should go here)
That's all well and good, but he did also say "I don't see any SSDs" which makes the rest of his comments look more like he really thought they were regular SATA HDDs...
Well... I don't know about you, but, I RTFA and, even then, you don't have to... just look at the drives... they say MTRON on the side! And also, if you'd pay any attention, you'd notice that the drives aren't oriented like normal SATA HDD's, the connectors for those are oriented on a longer end of the drives and not a shorter end like normal 3.5" HDD's...
So...
I think all of your arguments are moot, except for those who are talking about the tech getting to light speed transfers one day.
Sorry to sound like a flame...
Just use your eyes from time to time.
GR