Re: Gigabyte i-Ram cards

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On 3/20/06, Jeff Garzik <jeff@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> While responding to email related to Bugzilla# 6163 [1], I took a look
> at the Gigabyte i-Ram[2]:  PCI card, where PCI only provides power to
> some DIMMs.  Data xfer to/from DIMMs via SATA cable.  So, at current
> prices[3] one can get a 1GB Solid State Disk for US$206:  US$153 for the
> card, and US$53 for 1GB pc2700 ddr.
>
> I'm impressed.  I ordered one to help debug BZ#6163, but I think these
> cards will help expose bugs in libata due to their high speed.  With
> these cards, we can push more data through libata than would normally be
> possible with a standard disk drive.
>
> I've seen these for PATA before, but this is the first inexpensive SATA
> SSD that I've seen.  Let's hope its not riddled with hardware bugs
> <crosses fingers>.

I'll see if I can get Maxtor to buy one for me, then I'll be able to
hook it up to a bus analyzer.
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