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Eight NVMe M2 SSDs in RAID on X399 Threadripper Reach 28 GB/s
So some folks are have been playing around with eight NVMe M2 SSDs in RAID on X399 Threadripper. See, NVMe RAID support wasn't supported up-to the 25th of this month. I have not seen the new driver myself but some folks have been able to create a RAID array of eight NVMe SSDs.
Der8auer was one of then, yet the video was taken down. From the looks of it he created his RAID array on an ASUS X399 motherboard as the UEFI shows everything ROG. So that is the ROG Zenith Extreme. Two ASUS Hyper M.2 X16 cards combined with eight Samsung 960 PRO/EVO SSD show IOmeter transfer speeds in a excess of .... 28375.84 MB/s. That's the funky thing about Threadripper RAID, the platform has so many PCIe Express lanes that is actually is capable of pushing such numbers.
Daumn ! AMD team, get me sum of that please!
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#5524422 Posted on: 03/01/2018 08:44 PM
Windows are literally knocking at CPUs door moment you release Power Button.
Quite a difference:
Regular HDD: CPU is saying: "Get in, everyone is already partying."
SSD: CPU is saying: "He's running a lot around, but I still have to wait for him quite often."
This thingy: CPU is saying: "Do not look into his direction, do not say his name, or he will get you instantly."
I mean, it can load entire Blu-Ray in 2 seconds! It is rare for me to say it, but: "This is so good that I have no use for it!"
Windows loads before you even push the button 
Windows are literally knocking at CPUs door moment you release Power Button.
Quite a difference:
Regular HDD: CPU is saying: "Get in, everyone is already partying."
SSD: CPU is saying: "He's running a lot around, but I still have to wait for him quite often."
This thingy: CPU is saying: "Do not look into his direction, do not say his name, or he will get you instantly."
I mean, it can load entire Blu-Ray in 2 seconds! It is rare for me to say it, but: "This is so good that I have no use for it!"
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#5524448 Posted on: 03/01/2018 09:52 PM
Dual channel vs quad channel, but my DDR4 3000 in my ryzen does around 44 gb/s. The difference in 2133 vs 3000 is quite huge for bandwith. I think my ram at 2133 was around 25GB before I got it to run at 3000.
My 3930k did around 45Gb quad channel with 4x4GB 1866 DDR3. It pushed 51GB @ 2000
How's that exactly when my sandybridge -e and it's quad ddr3 2400 does over 60gb/s in aiada64?
Dual channel vs quad channel, but my DDR4 3000 in my ryzen does around 44 gb/s. The difference in 2133 vs 3000 is quite huge for bandwith. I think my ram at 2133 was around 25GB before I got it to run at 3000.
My 3930k did around 45Gb quad channel with 4x4GB 1866 DDR3. It pushed 51GB @ 2000
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#5524460 Posted on: 03/01/2018 10:35 PM
Windows are literally knocking at CPUs door moment you release Power Button.
Quite a difference:
Regular HDD: CPU is saying: "Get in, everyone is already partying."
SSD: CPU is saying: "He's running a lot around, but I still have to wait for him quite often."
This thingy: CPU is saying: "Do not look into his direction, do not say his name, or he will get you instantly."
I mean, it can load entire Blu-Ray in 2 seconds! It is rare for me to say it, but: "This is so good that I have no use for it!"
have no fear i'm sure when 8k blu-rays and some massive new games come out in the future this stuff will become more like HDD speeds
... well... most likely not but you get the joke
Windows are literally knocking at CPUs door moment you release Power Button.
Quite a difference:
Regular HDD: CPU is saying: "Get in, everyone is already partying."
SSD: CPU is saying: "He's running a lot around, but I still have to wait for him quite often."
This thingy: CPU is saying: "Do not look into his direction, do not say his name, or he will get you instantly."
I mean, it can load entire Blu-Ray in 2 seconds! It is rare for me to say it, but: "This is so good that I have no use for it!"
have no fear i'm sure when 8k blu-rays and some massive new games come out in the future this stuff will become more like HDD speeds
... well... most likely not but you get the joke
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#5524503 Posted on: 03/02/2018 01:10 AM
Some over clock memory, some overclock GPU'S, they all find there nitch. Not sure who sponsers him, I think gigabyte, certainly cant get world records with there GPU'S.
Seem like Der8auer is getting quite some attention lately.
Some over clock memory, some overclock GPU'S, they all find there nitch. Not sure who sponsers him, I think gigabyte, certainly cant get world records with there GPU'S.
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Actually DDR4 2133 has only 25gb/s throughput!!!!!!!
That raid is 10% faster!!!!!!
How's that exactly when my sandybridge -e and it's quad ddr3 2400 does over 60gb/s in aiada64?