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  1. @bcpk /r/Android rocks, thanks! :) about 7 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to bcpk
  2. some ivy bridge information: bit.ly/q11m4W and bit.ly/nTl3Vu about 15 hours ago via TweetDeck
  3. @Rootax yessir, fixed! 8:52 AM Sep 11th via TweetDeck in reply to Rootax
  4. @hitechjeff fixed! 8:49 AM Sep 11th via TweetDeck in reply to hitechjeff
  5. great job @nerdtalker @supercurio RT @anandtech: Samsung Galaxy S 2 (International) Review - The Best, Redefined bit.ly/oReobO 8:19 AM Sep 11th via TweetDeck
  6. @mrala i've seen really high IO latency on non-toshiba/samsung based drives, I've heard that there could be issues with data loss as well 11:01 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to mrala
  7. @ryangking it varies - we have some awesome 3rd party tools that can help, but sometimes you just need to dust off the old stopwatch 9:29 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to ryangking
  8. @milanmilanovic it's for an upcoming 60GB m4 vs. SF-2281 comparison 9:28 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to milanmilanovic
  9. @milanmilanovic i've been running tests non-stop for 2 days straight and only have results from two drives :) 9:28 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to milanmilanovic
  10. @That_Eric correct, it would apply there quite well 8:23 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to That_Eric
  11. @AGSHender Lion only supports TRIM on Apple branded SSDs, you can force TRIM on non-Apple SSDs but the results aren't always good 8:22 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to AGSHender
  12. if SF could just address its reliability/compatibility issues it would have the best drives on the planet, very frustrating 8:21 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck
  13. conclusions aren't too unexpected: SandForce still delivers the best performance over time, by a noticeable margin 8:21 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck
  14. it's good for talking about performance under OS X though 8:18 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck
  15. the bad news is it's not applicable to OSes with TRIM enabled and i'll need to build the 2012 suite of our SSD tests sooner than I thought 8:18 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck
  16. the good news is my even more epic SSD test (father of all SSD benchmarks?) produces useful results for simulating SSD behavior without TRIM 8:17 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck
  17. @ENOTTY the best tool is our eyes and we do report whenever there are outliers & our policy is to recommend single GPUs as much as possible 4:51 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to ENOTTY
  18. @ENOTTY As far as our testing is concerned there's nothing I would change right now. To properly quantify th… (cont) deck.ly/~dsOqS 4:50 PM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to ENOTTY
  19. @ENOTTY we've traditionally recommended single GPU solutions over multi-GPU because of this (and the lack of universal multi-GPU support) 11:19 AM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to ENOTTY
  20. @ENOTTY it's very well done which is typical for scott :) 11:19 AM Sep 9th via TweetDeck in reply to ENOTTY