Re: AMD 890GX vs 6Gbps SATA?

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Stan Hoeppner put forth on 11/16/2010 6:31 PM:

> Currently the only way to do this is with striped mech drives on a PMP,
> or with a $500+ SSD.

Let me correct that slightly.  There are also host (OS) independent
external RAID enclosures on the market with a real embedded RAID
controller, and host connection via single or multiple lane eSATA.  If
using a single 3 Gb/s eSATA link with such an enclosure, with enough
disks, you could easily saturate a 3 Gb/s link.  Some of these may even
saturate a single 6 Gb/s link depending on drive count and quality of
the RAID controller.

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Stan
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