http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=3531&p=31While the X25-E should perform the way it does, the OCZ Summit uses MLC flash yet it performs like an SLC drive. This is a very important benchmark as it shows the sort of performance Samsung has optimized for with its controller. This drive is designed to shatter bandwidth barriers...
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At first glance it would appear that Samsung’s latest controller used in the preview OCZ Summit drive I tested optimizes for the opposite end of the spectrum: sacrificing latency for bandwidth. As the Summit was used more and more, its random write latency went up while its sequential write speed remained incredibly high. Based on these characteristics I’d venture that the Summit would be a great drive for a personal file server, while the Intel X25-M is better suited as a boot/app drive in your system.
Anand sieht es auch so wie hier schon geschrieben wurde:
Summit --> extrem hohe Seq. Read/Write, schlechte Random Read/Write
Vertex --> niedrigere seq. R/W, hohe Random R/W
Grob zusammengefasst:
Vertex --> schnelle Systemplatte
Summit --> schnelle Datenplatte
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