RAM-Drive

Seite 1 von 1 - Forum: Storage & Memory auf overclockers.at

URL: https://www.overclockers.at/storage-memory/ram-drive_30899/page_1 - zur Vollversion wechseln!


Darius schrieb am 08.04.2002 um 18:22

Weiß wer wo man eigentlich ein RAM Drive her bekommt???
So mit 25 GB und was das ca. kostet?

w00tling:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :confused: :confused:


tombman schrieb am 08.04.2002 um 19:56

rofl, ein Wahnsinniger :D
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$


Cobase schrieb am 08.04.2002 um 20:02

Ich hab was für dich!

Cray Highest Data Transfer System

Warning : Reading this will make your PC looks puny
Cray today announced the availability of the world's highest-capability expansion memory and data transfer system. The new system, compatible with Cray SV1e(TM) and Cray SV1ex(TM) supercomputers, includes a 224-gigabyte Solid State Disk (SSD) with a data transfer rate of 80 gigabytes per second--800 or more times faster than the 10- to 100-megabytes/second speeds typical with today's disk servers.

The field-upgradeable SSD system can hold 27 copies of the Human Genome and transfer data at a rate equivalent to 100 Human Genomes per second. With their 32-gigabyte central memories and the new SSD system, Cray SV1(TM) series supercomputers now provide up to a quarter terabyte of ultrafast memory. They can also be linked to a virtually unlimited number of standard disk servers for additional capacity, and to other computer systems via high-speed networking.

SSD will benefit virtually any application requiring large data sets. ``The popular automotive application MSC/Nastran ran 2.5 times faster using the new SSD capability. Applications that run `out of core,' including the popular GAUSSIAN chemistry codes, are also well suited to the SSD. You can think of the SSD as the world's biggest cache memory, or the world's biggest I/O buffer. Either way, it offers the world a new capability.''

http://www.cray.com


XXL schrieb am 08.04.2002 um 20:26

lol
du meinst des net ernst oder?


Darius schrieb am 08.04.2002 um 21:11

Zitat von Cobase
Ich hab was für dich!

Cray Highest Data Transfer System

Warning : Reading this will make your PC looks puny
Cray today announced the availability of the world's highest-capability expansion memory and data transfer system. The new system, compatible with Cray SV1e(TM) and Cray SV1ex(TM) supercomputers, includes a 224-gigabyte Solid State Disk (SSD) with a data transfer rate of 80 gigabytes per second--800 or more times faster than the 10- to 100-megabytes/second speeds typical with today's disk servers.

The field-upgradeable SSD system can hold 27 copies of the Human Genome and transfer data at a rate equivalent to 100 Human Genomes per second. With their 32-gigabyte central memories and the new SSD system, Cray SV1(TM) series supercomputers now provide up to a quarter terabyte of ultrafast memory. They can also be linked to a virtually unlimited number of standard disk servers for additional capacity, and to other computer systems via high-speed networking.

SSD will benefit virtually any application requiring large data sets. ``The popular automotive application MSC/Nastran ran 2.5 times faster using the new SSD capability. Applications that run `out of core,' including the popular GAUSSIAN chemistry codes, are also well suited to the SSD. You can think of the SSD as the world's biggest cache memory, or the world's biggest I/O buffer. Either way, it offers the world a new capability.''

http://www.cray.com

Jetzt brauch ichs erst recht!!!

weißt du nicht wo ichs her bekomme??

w00tling


Darius schrieb am 08.04.2002 um 21:11

Zitat von XXL
lol
du meinst des net ernst oder?

Doch ich meins ganz ernst!!!

w00tling


FIREBIRD schrieb am 08.04.2002 um 23:05

das ganze klingt schon ganz interessant!
zwar muß es ja ned so krass sein!

ein kleines beispiel!
die compaq desktop pcs(intel i815) haben im agp slot ein 8mb ram modul stecken(für graka)
etwas vergleichbares für einen 64bit pci wär der hammer

500-1000mb würden ja reichen(als boot partition)


Roman schrieb am 09.04.2002 um 13:13

hier hast ein program, damit kannst mit deinem System RAM einen RAM Drive bis zu 2GB groesse anlegen.

funktioniert, habs selber schon mal getestet, hatte aber nit genug RAM auch richtig was zum installiern


Roman schrieb am 09.04.2002 um 13:14

WTF?

hat sich nicht attached...


-fenix- schrieb am 09.04.2002 um 18:39

geil

*ausprobier*


-fenix- schrieb am 09.04.2002 um 18:45

geht des nur unter dos?

bzw wie gehts?




overclockers.at v4.thecommunity
© all rights reserved by overclockers.at 2000-2026