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It might be wise to research bandwidth comparisons between the newer PCIe specs, and Thunderbolt. From what I've seen - though admittedly second hand, and not something I have an interest in researching further to verify - the newer PCIe bandwidth specs are considerably better than Thunderbolt.
the question here is not thunderbolt and/or SSD, it is the harddisk-controller (on the expansion unit which is required to translate the PCIe x4 signal to the SSD interface).
the same problem occured with some raid-boxes - if they allow a native read-through (of sample data) everything is fine. if they don't, caching of (finally not used) data kills all the theoretically available performance.
@PaulR said:
I have tested them extensively. My results are now a state secret and I will not share them with anyone under any circumstances.
your anwer is ridiculous, if you dont want to share why do you post !
@PaulR said:
I have tested them extensively. My results are now a state secret and I will not share them with anyone under any circumstances.
your anwer is ridiculous, if you dont want to share why do you post !
I totally agree Cyril.
But not anywhere near as ridiculous as the French Agricultural Policy or the EU. [:D]
