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Chtinder · Guest

ut3 has key/mouse support
I'll just settle for milk and cookies.

Lancaster · Guest

“Hmm... PS2 emulator on the PSN. How much?

Terah · Guest

My god, it's made of ionizing radiation..
Except more resilient and probably more intelligent.!

Abby · Guest

@trashboxI have three issues with this:1. even if the interface upgrade increases throughput only by 10 MB/s why would you not do it? There is virtually no cost increase to using the updated bus, at least I doubt it since $300 is what SATA 2.0 drives cost now, so why not upgrade the interface on your new drives? From a consumer standpoint why would you buy a 2.0 drive when a 3.0 drive is available at the same price? Even if the performance difference is small it's still an improvement.2. Actually SSDs have much much much better 'seek time' performance then HDs but still somewhat low to middling sequential read/write performance. This means they do very well reading from large numbers of small files at random "places" in the drive or heavily fragmented drives (SSDs are not theoretically affected by fragmentation) but HDs do better at more streaming like tasks, reading large contiguous data. SSDs do not currently ever reach the upper capacity of the interface, but HDs can and do.3. Again: a marketing ploy would entail, you know, marketing. So far there's not much hype building around SATA 3.0 and even less advertising. I'm not really arguing either I'm just a little dismayed that this evolutionary interface improvement, speced and planned for a couple of years now, one that will eventually be the default interface to all HDs because it increases throughput while maintaining backwards compatibility and adding almost no cost to the devices would meet with any resistance at all? Some improvements are genuinely debatable on the basis of cost, or cost/quality or use or backwards compatibility but this one is a no brainer. Or so I thought...?
I'd love to be a douchbag like this...

Hope · Guest