SSD AGEhttp://www.ssdage.com/Solid State DriveFri, 16 Feb 2007 11:43:19 +0000TR-TRSamsung MLC SSD vs. Seagate HDD on FreeBSDhttp://www.ssdage.com/blog/91568/samsung-mlc-ssd-vs-seagate-hdd-on-freebsd/http://www.ssdage.com/blog/91568/samsung-mlc-ssd-vs-seagate-hdd-on-freebsd/#commentsSat, 13 Mar 2010 16:53:13 +0000ssdagehttp://www.ssdage.com/old test again with a different method. Here's the results:

Samsung MLC SSD (16 GB)
ad6: 15272MB <SAMSUNG MMBRE16GSMPP-MVA VAM1101Q> at ata3-master SATA150
# diskinfo -c -t /dev/ad6s1d
/dev/ad6s1d
       ]]>old test again with a different method. Here's the results:

Samsung MLC SSD (16 GB)
ad6: 15272MB <SAMSUNG MMBRE16GSMPP-MVA VAM1101Q> at ata3-master SATA150
# diskinfo -c -t /dev/ad6s1d
/dev/ad6s1d
       ]]>http://www.ssdage.com/feeds/comments/VIA VT6421 Controllers and SSDhttp://www.ssdage.com/blog/87802/via-vt6421-controllers-and-ssd/http://www.ssdage.com/blog/87802/via-vt6421-controllers-and-ssd/#commentsFri, 26 Feb 2010 00:16:40 +0000ssdagehttp://www.ssdage.com/
We've tested this card on both FreeBSD 8.0 and Slackware Linux 13. To be honest, the card alone is awfull. It gives so much read/write errors on both BSD Unix and Linux.

The card detected both]]>
We've tested this card on both FreeBSD 8.0 and Slackware Linux 13. To be honest, the card alone is awfull. It gives so much read/write errors on both BSD Unix and Linux.

The card detected both]]>http://www.ssdage.com/feeds/comments/MySQL Performance of BigBoy SSD Slimhttp://www.ssdage.com/blog/77277/mysql-performance-of-bigboy-ssd-slim/http://www.ssdage.com/blog/77277/mysql-performance-of-bigboy-ssd-slim/#commentsSun, 27 Dec 2009 14:21:00 +0000ssdagehttp://www.ssdage.com/previous post. This time the test is based on MySQL queries.

We did a simple sql select query like that:
SELECT * FROM `table` previous post. This time the test is based on MySQL queries.

We did a simple sql select query like that:
SELECT * FROM `table` http://www.ssdage.com/We have bought 16 GB BigBoy (Samsung Chips) Slim MLC SSD last week. In physical size, it's really so slim, thin, small. It's about 1 inch in size. The size advantage of solid state drives really matters.

What about the performance?
First of all, we didn't test the drive with for various factors. We only did simple copy and read tests.

The platform is FreeBSD unix. We]]>We have bought 16 GB BigBoy (Samsung Chips) Slim MLC SSD last week. In physical size, it's really so slim, thin, small. It's about 1 inch in size. The size advantage of solid state drives really matters.

What about the performance?
First of all, we didn't test the drive with for various factors. We only did simple copy and read tests.

The platform is FreeBSD unix. We]]>http://www.ssdage.com/feeds/comments/SLC versus MLChttp://www.ssdage.com/blog/54020/slc-versus-mlc/http://www.ssdage.com/blog/54020/slc-versus-mlc/#commentsFri, 10 Jul 2009 14:17:39 +0000ssdagehttp://www.ssdage.com/
Single Level Cell (SLC)
SLC flash memories store only one bit of data in a single cell. Each cell stores one bit. So SLC memories are capable of faster write. SLC also has the advantage of higher cell endurance and lower power consumption. Although SLC technology has so many advantages, it costs more than MLC. SLC technology is chosed for server]]>
Single Level Cell (SLC)
SLC flash memories store only one bit of data in a single cell. Each cell stores one bit. So SLC memories are capable of faster write. SLC also has the advantage of higher cell endurance and lower power consumption. Although SLC technology has so many advantages, it costs more than MLC. SLC technology is chosed for server]]>http://www.ssdage.com/feeds/comments/24 Samsung SSD in Raidhttp://www.ssdage.com/blog/53299/24-samsung-ssd-in-raid/http://www.ssdage.com/blog/53299/24-samsung-ssd-in-raid/#commentsSat, 04 Jul 2009 11:29:48 +0000ssdagehttp://www.ssdage.com/

http://www.ssdage.com/feeds/comments/Solid State Drivehttp://www.ssdage.com/blog/53293/solid-state-drive/http://www.ssdage.com/blog/53293/solid-state-drive/#commentsSat, 04 Jul 2009 10:39:33 +0000ssdagehttp://www.ssdage.com/Hard Disk Drive
People still use traditional hard disk drives as storage units. A hard disk drive is a mechanical device which writes data to a spinning disk with magnetic field. Raising of the need of more speed, more performance and more storage capacity brought problems together. HDDs don't support the needs of today's people.

Solid State Drive
A solid state drive is not a mechanical device as hard di]]>Hard Disk Drive
People still use traditional hard disk drives as storage units. A hard disk drive is a mechanical device which writes data to a spinning disk with magnetic field. Raising of the need of more speed, more performance and more storage capacity brought problems together. HDDs don't support the needs of today's people.

Solid State Drive
A solid state drive is not a mechanical device as hard di]]>http://www.ssdage.com/feeds/comments/SSD Agehttp://www.ssdage.com/blog/53136/ssd-age/http://www.ssdage.com/blog/53136/ssd-age/#commentsFri, 03 Jul 2009 12:29:57 +0000ssdagehttp://www.ssdage.com/


Humanity started recording texts and images on stone tablets. Invention of paper facilitated our job. But then we discovered math and electronic and invented integrated circuits. With the development of ICs we started using PCs. And this revolution brought new storage technics. After invention of PCs we continued using papers (punch cards) as s]]>


Humanity started recording texts and images on stone tablets. Invention of paper facilitated our job. But then we discovered math and electronic and invented integrated circuits. With the development of ICs we started using PCs. And this revolution brought new storage technics. After invention of PCs we continued using papers (punch cards) as s]]>http://www.ssdage.com/feeds/comments/