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23-04-13, 09:08
Asus RoG RAIDR Express SSD specs leak Published on 19th April 2013 by Gareth Halfacree
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http://images.bit-tech.net/news_images/2013/04/asus-rog-raidr/article_img.jpg Asus' upcoming RoG RAIDR Express board offers up to 240GB of high-speed storage by combining two SATA SSDs in a PCI Express-connected RAID 0 array.
Details of the upcoming PCI Express solid-state storage device from Asus, dubbed the Republic of Gamers (RoG) RAIDR, have leaked ahead of an official announcement from the company, following a tease of the product (http://rog.asus.com/199862013/news/gallery-raidr-express-ssd/) at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year.
Based on two SATA solid-state storage devices connected to a custom RAID controller running in striped - RAID 0 - mode, the device is aimed strictly at top-end gamers who are looking to shave load times to the absolute minimum possible. While Asus was keen to show off the design of the device at CES in January, it has yet to release formal specifications for the RAIDR - something an anonymous source has has now done for the company.
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2013/04/19/asus-rog-raidr/
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14 Comments (http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2013/04/19/asus-rog-raidr/1#comments)
News (http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2013/04/19/asus-rog-raidr/1)
http://images.bit-tech.net/news_images/2013/04/asus-rog-raidr/article_img.jpg Asus' upcoming RoG RAIDR Express board offers up to 240GB of high-speed storage by combining two SATA SSDs in a PCI Express-connected RAID 0 array.
Details of the upcoming PCI Express solid-state storage device from Asus, dubbed the Republic of Gamers (RoG) RAIDR, have leaked ahead of an official announcement from the company, following a tease of the product (http://rog.asus.com/199862013/news/gallery-raidr-express-ssd/) at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year.
Based on two SATA solid-state storage devices connected to a custom RAID controller running in striped - RAID 0 - mode, the device is aimed strictly at top-end gamers who are looking to shave load times to the absolute minimum possible. While Asus was keen to show off the design of the device at CES in January, it has yet to release formal specifications for the RAIDR - something an anonymous source has has now done for the company.
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2013/04/19/asus-rog-raidr/
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