MemoRight GT Series 32GB SSDs in RAID 0

jmke · 27th May 2008, 08:58

Today we are going to take the new speed champion for a spin; MemoRight’s GT. We will run our standard speed tests then take a pair of identical drives and run them in RAID 0. To keep things simple we are going to test the drives on a commonly used Intel motherboard that features Intel’s built in RAID controller which many of you would most likely have in your system already.

The MemoRight GT is a 2.5-inch drive that is capable of either being used in a desktop or notebook. Adapters are available to convert the drive to suit a standard desktop 3.5-inch bay. As shown above, the GT is capable of pushing a full 120MB/s in both read and write speed; this makes it even faster than the MTRON PRO I tested last month!

http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/143...d_0/index.html

27th May 2008, 08:58	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	MemoRight GT Series 32GB SSDs in RAID 0 Today we are going to take the new speed champion for a spin; MemoRight’s GT. We will run our standard speed tests then take a pair of identical drives and run them in RAID 0. To keep things simple we are going to test the drives on a commonly used Intel motherboard that features Intel’s built in RAID controller which many of you would most likely have in your system already. The MemoRight GT is a 2.5-inch drive that is capable of either being used in a desktop or notebook. Adapters are available to convert the drive to suit a standard desktop 3.5-inch bay. As shown above, the GT is capable of pushing a full 120MB/s in both read and write speed; this makes it even faster than the MTRON PRO I tested last month! http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/143...d_0/index.html __________________

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