Kingston HyperX 3K RAID 0

[Skyguy]

Today we have another review with the Kingston HyperX 3K SSD, but instead of just one drive, today we're going with two in RAID 0. We're speed junkies just as much as the next person, so seeing a pair of these SandForce-based drives should really induce some drool-worthy performance.



Click Kingston HyperX 3K RAID 0 for the full review.

[Drdeath]

Great review Norm. Linear speeds are off the hook! 1000Mb/s reat and write.... Nice

[criss_glitch666]

Oh god it sure would be nice to have some SATA III ports! Great review and excellent results! I'm amazed!

[Doctor_Death]

Good review Norm, Great test results!

[aryan51]

nice review norm sweet

[Solara2xb]

Nice!!! 2 of these drives will make a sweet set-up...

[PC_User]

Oh god it sure would be nice to have some SATA III ports! Great review and excellent results! I'm amazed!

I know the feeling I'm out of SATA III slots I'm trying to save for a 8 slot Raid controller so I can fill it up.

Great review Norm. Linear speeds are off the hook! 1000Mb/s reat and write.... Nice

It was a fun review to write and test I wish they all could be raid tested.

[imagination]

Good one. God knows i`d love a HyperX 3K! Nice speed

[alan1476]

I know the feeling I'm out of SATA III slots I'm trying to save for a 8 slot Raid controller so I can fill it up.



It was a fun review to write and test I wish they all could be raid tested.

JUst wait for the Asrock 11 Extreme Motherboard, it has 8 LSI SATA ports.

[PC_User]

JUst wait for the Asrock 11 Extreme Motherboard, it has 8 LSI SATA ports.

there is a few boards coming out with 6-8 SATAIII slots but sadly they all are X79, where Drivers are a issue.
LSI now owns sandforce which slower on incompressible Data.
where the Controller I'm looking at Is Intel with 1 GB of onboard Dram, I considered going that route but everytime I look at some of the X79 driver Issues I steer away again
there are some really nice X79S boards right around the corner.

Whats so bad Is we are not even using all of what SATAII has to offer yet SSDs are slower on them.

[alan1476]

there is a few boards coming out with 6-8 SATAIII slots but sadly they all are X79, where Drivers are a issue.
LSI now owns sandforce which slower on incompressible Data.
where the Controller I'm looking at Is Intel with 1 GB of onboard Dram, I considered going that route but everytime I look at some of the X79 driver Issues I steer away again
there are some really nice X79S boards right around the corner.

Whats so bad Is we are not even using all of what SATAII has to offer yet SSDs are slower on them.

Well Norm, I have some really good SATA 11 SSDs if anyone is interested. LOL. 285mbps read and write. Max.

[PC_User]

That's what I'm saying Alan, I just don't understand it since SATA II is able to handle 3.0GB/s but yet the SSD are so slow on it.