Samsung video of 24 SSDs in a RAID 2 GB/sec
 

Pretty cute video of 24 SSDs in RAID running 2GB/sec

Samsung SSD Awesomeness - YouTube

Shows you how far SSDs have come....considering current PCI-E drives have no issue hitting that in the right conditions. ;)

I'd like to see the same experiment done with modern hardware.

My two chronos deluxe in raid hit 900MB/s. I'd love what 24 on a ridiculously unaffordable raid controller can do.

Similiar but newer (2010) with 50 SSDs
Patriot RAID-System mit 50 SSDs - YouTube

I'd think the upper limit would approach this pcie drive :


Z-Drive R4 CloudServ


6GB/s (not Gb, GB!)

ohhhhh niiiiice!
how much does one of those bad boys cost?

never mind I just looked and it is more than I'd want to spend
$3900

I would be interested in seeing small file performance on those. I find even with SSDs the more you add to RAID array the slower the small files move in a single user benchmark scenario.

love it... but what if one of the ssd fails......

This is an old video but fascinating nonetheless. I wonder what it would be like if they used more recent SSD...

The RAID has redundancy and it will recover the data once the defective SSD has been replaced.