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I'd be interested to know what most people are doing in terms of Real world use where the SSD being bottlenecked by SATA2 actually causes a problem.
I can understand if you are working with large files all day long but in most use cases it seems the faster random I/O is the primary reason to for an SSD not the peak transfer rate.
Yeah.
In a multiuser environment like a hosting node, sure, buth count, but in a dedi for iops and a busy database, you dont really need large sequentials.
Raid 0 should do 150 even with older drives if everything done right and nothing else runs then (such as swapping and other things, i mean only the sequential writing). If it does not, something is wrong, check the drives.