Go To Latest Video Reviews500MB/sec Targetted For Next Gen SSDs
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 19th Aug 2008 |
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Matt G Baish said on 20th August 2008
ChaosDefinesOrder said on 20th August 2008
1GB = 1024MB so 1400MBps = 1.4GBps
The server drivesd would therefore be 10 times faster!
Matt G Baish said on 20th August 2008
Eh? 10Gbps (i.e SMALL b) = 10 Gigbits per second, there are 8 bits in a byte => 10/8 = 1.25GBps; hence slower that Hillview at 1.40GBps
Have I gone mad?
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"Hillview aims to achieve 1400MB per second! Lastly - and no doubt far into the future - 'Niagara' is a software streaming server solution which aims to manage a sci-fi-ish 10Gbps".
Isn't 10Gbps = 1250MBps; so Niagra is slower than Hillview? (although I can just about make out it says 'from' in the image) or am I being dumb? (Not unknown ;^)