I am not going to start fighting with anybody, according to ACARD's spec, the max transfer rate is 400MB/s, but is that possible under a SATA 2.0 interface? 
And when we are talking about "max transfer rate", that's usually talking about sequential transfer rate. When we look at 4KB read/write, then we may shift our attention to the IOPS instead. Once again, according to ACARD, the IOPS for 1 ACARD is about 20K (the spec didn't tell whether it is read or write IOPS).
ACARD spec can be found here: Link
For the same data for Intel SSD (X25-E):
Max read = 250MB/s, write = 170MB/s (so it loses to ACARD here).
4KB read IOPS = 35K, 4KB write IOPS = 3.3K
X25-E spec can be found here: Link
So I think the above told why X25-E got a faster 4KB read/write than ACARD.  
Finally, I just want to tell, to get something over 1GB/s is not very surprising indeed. I got this months ago and just seems nobody talked about before. See below:
That was done with Adaptec 5805 + Intel X25-E x 2 only. So I don't see any superior results from the Photofast PCI-e SSD card indeed.  
Just my $0.02.
[ 本帖最後由 K_C_ 於 2009-6-24 01:03 編輯 ] |