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    Solid State Drive (SSD) Benchmark Performance Testing

    Posted on Saturday, December 27 2008 @ 04:45:19 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    In this article, Benchmark Reviews sets out to detail the performance differences between SSD products attached to the JMicron JMB322 host-based controller and the Intel ICH10R, but instead discovered a larger problem. While read and write performance can sway unpredictably between SATA controllers, the most disturbing subject is the inconsistency between test tools. One version of ATTO Disk Benchmark can record result different from another, while HD-Tach gives different results on the same version and driver. Please read more to learn of the pitfalls and perils when testing SSD's between platforms.

    Read more at Benchmarkreviews.


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