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From my understanding from your post, you have a performance problem with your SSD right. A bit of what I have done. My initial setup was on my 1TB Western Digital Black. Then when I bought my first Intel 330 60GB SSD, I cloned my ML from my HDD to my SSD. Later I bought another Intel 330 60GB...

Have you tried fixing the permission using Disk Utility ?

Unfortunately, AppleRAID is not compatible with Windows.

Hi, the Trim Enabler on Multibeast does not work. You can use either Trim Enabler ( http://www.groths.org/?page_id=322 ) or Chameleon SSD Optimizer ( http://chameleon.alessandroboschini.it/index.php ) or manually patching ( http://digitaldj.net/2011/07/21/trim-enabler-for-lion/ ) as for me...

Convert to SSD, it will be lightning fast..... :)

No matter what method are being used, the goal is to enable the TRIM supporr...cheers....

I'm using Chameleon SSD Optimizer -> http://chameleon.alessandroboschini.it/index.php

I went for Intel 330 as it uses the same controller as Intel 520 which has a reliable Sandforce controller compared to other manufacturers that are using the same controller like OCZ Agility. Samsung 830 is also known for it's performance but the price is way more than Intel 330. For me Intel...

I'm not using Black Magic to test because this application is using incompressible data as all Sandforce controllers only best for compressible data.

Here is my screenshot on 10.8.2 with AJA Test System

I've updated to 10.8.2 and I got no problems with USB3.0. Still working fine here with the CalDigit drivers by the thelostswede.

Yeah it's fine. Single socket means single processor means 1 CPU.Here is my Core i7 920 o/c to 3.6GHz

Refer to this thread http://www.tonymacx86.com/mountain-lion-desktop-guides/62028-success-asus-p6t-amd-radeon-hd-6870-a.html

yup that is because of the SATA2

Try Xbench instead of Black Magic. Here are my Xbench results.

Mine is really blazing fast for click and startup time.Clicking on MS Word, Excel & Powerpoint instantly open the apps. Not even a blink on the eyes... :)

Nope, I have 20 icons and everything is lightning fast, maybe because of the SSD... :P

Those kexts have been posted somewhere in this forum before...

Very well pointed out. I'm totally agree with you.

What ggeorge said is true, RAIDing 2 HDDs using different channels on any SATA either SATA 2 or SATA 3 won't have much impact as the bottleneck is on the HDDs themselves, unless you are using 3-6 HDD then you can see the performance on par or achieving the same speed of a single SSD.