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Mushkin Scorpion Deluxe PCIe SSD

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/14/2013 08:17 AM | source: | 10 comment(s)
Mushkin Scorpion Deluxe PCIe SSD

Mushkin sneds word that it will present its new Scorpion Deluxe PCIe SSD and the Ventura Ultra USB 3.0 flash drive at the 2013 Flash Summit. Mushkin will -- at the 2013 Flash Summit -- show off the final production units of the Scorpion Deluxe PCIe SSD and Ventura Ultra USB 3.0 flash drive for the first time. The Scorpion Deluxe PCIe SSD is a powerfully fast PCI Express solid-state drive that reach 2165 MB/s read and 1990 MB/s write. 

The Scorpion boasts 100,000 4K read IOPS and will begin hauling out production units available everywhere along end-August. Mushkin's Ventura Ultra 240GB USB 3.0 is the world's fastest flash drive with a 455 MB/s read and 445 MB/s write rate and will be available towards the end of August.

The Mushkin Scorpion PCI Express SSD was conceived to offer multimedia designers maximum performance and a scalable 4-way format. With up to 2100MB/s throughput and 100,000 4K random write IOPS, the Scorpion PCI Express is a natural for the digital effects arena. Available worldwide starting mid-June, Scorpion Deluxe PCIe SSDs will come in 240GB, 480GB, 960GB and 1920GB capacities.

"An insane amount of image data is required to produce motion picture visual effects," said VFX award-winning, Kelly Lee Myers, CG Supervisor on Iron Sky. "SSD storage devices like Muskin's Scorpion Deluxe PCIe provides artists with blazing-fast read and write speeds that reduce image editing and compositing tasks by several factors over and above spinning disc RAIDs. I count on Muskin hardware and will continue to do so in production."

This PCIe SSD was used to make the visual effects on the upcoming movie Pacific Rim. The Mushkin Scorpion PCIe SSD is pictured below to show you what the circuit board looks like as the Deluxe model (second image) has a cover on it.



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cyclone3d
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#4614338 Posted on: 06/09/2013 07:09 AM
Pretty sure that the max throughput is 2,100MB/s and NOT 21,000MB/s.

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#4614340 Posted on: 06/09/2013 07:17 AM
Mr. Hagedoorn, would you please confirm the speeds on it?

If it's 2,100MB/s that's pretty dang good.
If it's 21,000MB/s... WHAT THE!!!! At this point would we even need ram? Except maybe 128MB of ULTRA high speed memory for off chip cache.

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#4614381 Posted on: 06/09/2013 11:00 AM
Legit reviews' article is 2,100MB/s.

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#4614623 Posted on: 06/09/2013 08:48 PM
Awww, But Hilbert changed it, so all good now.

Dang, could you imagine ~21GB/s SSDs?
Near zero load time on pretty much everything you do.

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#4614649 Posted on: 06/09/2013 09:46 PM
Awww, But Hilbert changed it, so all good now.

Dang, could you imagine ~21GB/s SSDs?
Near zero load time on pretty much everything you do.

Thats where CPU bottlenecks.

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