Corsair speaks candidly about present and future SSDs

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Posted by semo - Thu 03 Mar 2011 21:15

No questions about the funny firmware games sandforce are playing?

I'm not sure if all of corsair's drives will support the uncapped IOPS performance. It really depends on whether corsair are a big customer for sandforce

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