Ryan and the gang at PC Perspective put together a rather informative SSD performance article that could help enthusiasts avoid making a mistake when tweaking SSD drive settings. Here's a taster:

The overclocking crowd goes nuts to squeeze every possible bit of performance out of their hardware. Those reading the Benchmark Reviews article are likely to waste countless hours going for those few percentage points in single-threaded benchmarks, only to find their *real* (multi-threaded) performance has suffered significantly. I urge those system tweakers out there to do some additional research before dropping your personal systems back down to IDE mode.

As such, I take the article as an insult to other storage reviewers out there who research their SSD testing as completely as possible. Now we must all run interference, correcting those end users who had mistakenly taken incorrect information as gospel. Suggesting that everyone voluntarily take a huge step back in storage interface technology just to get a few percentage point gain in single-threaded performance is nothing short of mind boggling.