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Seagate Savvio 15K.3 300GB SAS 2.5" disk $695
Intel 320 300GB SATA MLC SSD $532
Not just for performance, but for capacity, a mid-range SSD is now cheaper than a high-end disk drive.  Though that will likely reverse in a couple of months as drives start flowing out of Thailand again.

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1 Lat month they moved our ERP database to a SAN with an SSD big enough for the whole database.  The results were zomg.

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