Wired2Fire include a 20 GB SSD to help enhance overall performance. We tested the system with and without this drive acting as a cache to the main 1TB mechanical Samsung drive.
With the 20GB Intel 311 SSD disabled, we noticed that the system was quite sluggish and rather indicative of a standard mechanical boot system. Although the results above aren't that impressive, with the SSD enabled the overall responsiveness of the Wired2Fire Diablo GTX was greatly improved.
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Nice system, not so sure about the caching system mind you, but I have never been sold on Intels tech in this regard. Id much rather have a small SSD as a standalone drive for boot.
Nice case, and good performance. Seems the UK market is heating up lately. Nice to have alernatives from dell etc.
I agree completely, great system, but let down by the frio. I bought a frio and even at the lowest fan settings, they were annoying me. they emit a ‘whir’ sound, like a high pitched whine. Very annoying and I had to replace the cooler completely because of it.
I like this a lot. I havent heard the frio but ive read a lot of positive reviews about how good the cooling is. shame about thos efans.
Seems ok, but I dont know about that SSD caching thing, seems a bit of a ‘patch’ to fix a slow hard drive.