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It would be good to get some sort of standardised score for performance on there too (as a sorting factor). And (in that vein) some PCIE SSDs added to the list.

• joezydeco 12y ago
  If not performance, perhaps Amazon star ratings?
  • alsetmusic 12y ago
    I trust arbitrary rating less than raw, testable numbers.
    • joezydeco 12y ago
      If a certain SSD gets a number of 1-star ratings that's way out of the standard deviation, I think that would be a pretty good sign the drive is a piece of garbage.
      • rdc12 12y ago
        Or as often the case with Amazon reviews nobody has a clue what they are talking about
• no_gravity 12y ago
  Yeah, but one would have to gather that data manually.
  • oliwarner 12y ago
    Given all of these drives are popular and benchmarking sites are everywhere, testing everything, it's not hard to find the data... And there aren't that many drives on there. Even at a minute a drive (and that's slow) you're only looking at a couple of hours to do the entire thing.
    • no_gravity 12y ago
      If the data is published under a license that allows that. Im not aware of such a site.