Thursday, December 9th 2010

RunCore Readies 1 TB 3.5'' SATA SSD

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Flash storage specialist RunCore is readying a new 3.5" SATA solid state drive (SSD) that provides 1 TB of storage. The drive uses two SandForce SF-1200 controllers in internal RAID 0, the internal RAID controller makes use of SATA 6 Gb/s interface with the host, giving the drive transfer speeds of up to 500 MB/s. The two SSD units inside the drive are set to run in RAID 0, which is abstract to the host. The company is yet to finalize a release date or price.
Source: TweakTown

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25 Comments on RunCore Readies 1 TB 3.5'' SATA SSD

#1
blu3flannel
That... looks epic. It's gonna be $10,000,000 though. :(
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#2
buggalugs
blu3flannelThat... looks epic. It's gonna be $10,000,000 though. :(
Sure does, i want one...
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#3
Batou1986
Im for anything that drives the price of smaller drives down.
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#5
Frizz
Won't degradation be a problem for a big drive like this one?
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#6
mdsx1950
Hopefully this costs lesser than $5000. :)
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#7
MoonPig
Please be £150, please be £150, please please...
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#8
InnocentCriminal
Resident Grammar Amender
MoonPigPlease be £150, please be £150, please please...
You, wish!
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#9
hat
Enthusiast
I wonder why they haven't started making them in 3.5" sooner...
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#10
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
hatI wonder why they haven't started making them in 3.5" sooner...
good point - at least with 3.5" we wouldnt need to buy mounting kits. maybe they were thinking about testing it on the netbook/laptop/notebook market first
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#11
Soylent Joe
OCZ has their 1TB "Colossus" 3.5" SSD listed for $3,050. I'm not sure if that one uses SandForce controllers or not. Hopefully it won't cost any more than the Colossus.
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#12
LAN_deRf_HA
As I recall those ocz drives had issues, but couldn't be firmware updated. Kinda a risky move to release a product like that. Hopefully this can be updated. Also the ocz drives were sata 3, couldn't make use of the raid speed.
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#13
RejZoR
randomflipWon't degradation be a problem for a big drive like this one?
The bigger the drive, the less problems it has with degradation. Unless you'll have it almost full all the time. But with such big drives it's less likely to have them filled as fast as idon't know, 128GB versions.
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#14
Hayder_Master
blu3flannelThat... looks epic. It's gonna be $10,000,000 though. :(
buggalugsSure does, i want one...
mdsx1950Hopefully this costs lesser than $5000. :)
no it's isn't, this is faster and lower price than u expect and with pic-e

OCZ Z-Drive m84 OCZSSDPCIE-ZDM841T PCI-E 1TB PCI-E...

OCZ Z-Drive R2 M84 OCZSSDPX-ZD2M841T PCI-E 1TB PCI...

OCZ Z-Drive R2 P88 OCZSSDPX-ZD2P841T PCI-E 1TB PCI...

and sure u hear about revofrive it's based on raid 0 and this one have 4 SSD on raid 0
OCZ RevoDrive X2 OCZSSDPX-1RVDX0960 PCI-E 960GB PC...

at lase the crazy speeds show up here and also it's less than 5000$ for sure
OCZ Z-Drive R2 P88 OCZSSDPX-ZD2P881T PCI-E 1TB PCI...

and for me i see this product compare with thous OCZ it should price less than 1000$
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#15
Nokiacrazi
MoonPigPlease be £150, please be £150, please please...
:toast:
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#16
nINJAkECIL
I wouldn't store any valuable data on an SSD.
And I wonder, how many games can be installed on a 1TB
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#17
Unregistered
Personally I think more than a 500GB drive is a waste. 100GB for the OS and apps, and 400 for games and other apps. If you want to back-up movies, music, pr0n and install kits, use a 2TB HDD. Plenty out there! But I want a 500GB SSD with 500MB/s Up/Down!!!! ;)
#18
alucasa
I will buy it !

If it's 279 CAD.
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#19
m4gicfour
alucasaI will buy it !

If it's 279 CAD.
QFTMFT!

(quoted for the mother frakkin truth)
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#20
Wile E
Power User
I'd rather have this in a 250GB model for cheaper, and us it as a boot drive. I don't need 1TB for that.
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#21
GENTLEMEN
As impressed as I am, I don't see much need for it (yet). And, though higher capacity => (eventually) lower mainstream prices, 1TB SSD atm will cost an arm, leg, and probably a kidney. I'd rather they find a way to fix wear-leveling so it would last as long as (or close enough to) a HDD.

-would rather have a faster/reasonably priced/200-300GB SSD for OS/GAMES-
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#22
LAN_deRf_HA
They should sell it in 250 and 500gb versions in both 2.5 and 3.5 sizes, so you can buy the single board versions and later on add a second board for internal raid.
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#23
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
I guess I was just hoping against hope that this would go for around $500....big dreamer I know lol.
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#24
Marineborn
thats pretty epic, my guess it around 5g's
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#25
Ser-J
i wish Santa would get that for me on Christmas, but my Santa is broke...
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