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| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 13th Mar 2009 |
Comments for Fusion-io Builds 3x Faster SSD Than Z Drive
jopey said on 13th March 2009
ilovethemonkeyhead said on 13th March 2009
instant on vista?
Gordon said on 13th March 2009
@ilovethemonkeyhead - I'm not sure anything's that good ;)
Helmore said on 13th March 2009
You should be able to install your OS on a drive that runs on a PCIe slot, which is what you do with most recent RAID cards. Unfortunately, this drive does not allow you to boot any OS (yet) AFAIK.
basicasic said on 13th March 2009
One day when we've all got these in our cheap-as-chips netbooks we'll look back and laugh at how we drooled when they first came out.
I remember salivating over a 486-DX2/66 .... sigh ....
bobsta said on 13th March 2009
I hope that in a couple of years time, these SSDs will cost next to nothing - I wish!
xenos said on 13th March 2009
"You should be able to install your OS on a drive that runs on a PCIe slot, which is what you do with most recent RAID cards. Unfortunately, this drive does not allow you to boot any OS (yet) AFAIK."
Ofcourse you can boot!
Lord Comben III said on 14th March 2009
A 486-DX2/66 i remember them. Playing Titus the Fox in superVGA, sooo much better than the pink and black of a 386 :)
Rob said on 14th March 2009
@xenos sorry, but at the moment it is not possible to boot from these drives, even though it is possible to boot from pci-e
Beaky69 said on 14th March 2009
@basicbasic - My first PC had an 80188 processor clocked at 4.77Mhz...now that really shows my age!
jocal said on 28th March 2009
Fusion io start to be bootable "like ata device for nearly any OS on allmost every MBD in several months" according Fusion io support service.
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I know this is enterprise and silly expensive.. but can you install windows/OSX to a drive on a pci express slot? Please let it be so.