rodion15
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I'm surprised to see high-end PC motherboards using SATA to connect storage.
I've been doing some performance testing in Macs with flash-storage on-board cards(these use PCI-E instead of SATA) and I got these speeds:
Macbook Pro Retina mid 2014: 702MBps (write) / 724MBps (read) using BlackMagic disk speed app with 5GB writes.
Mac Pro 2013: 774 MBps write / 993 MBps read
What non-Apple motherboard can compare to this for home use fast computing or gaming?
Isn't storage the main bottleneck in a system?
I've been doing some performance testing in Macs with flash-storage on-board cards(these use PCI-E instead of SATA) and I got these speeds:
Macbook Pro Retina mid 2014: 702MBps (write) / 724MBps (read) using BlackMagic disk speed app with 5GB writes.
Mac Pro 2013: 774 MBps write / 993 MBps read
What non-Apple motherboard can compare to this for home use fast computing or gaming?
Isn't storage the main bottleneck in a system?
