Geoff
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One more 
Okedokey, I do see what you're saying, that in day to day use RAPID helps quite a bit. However the point of the HD benchmark is to compare read/write speeds of different SSD's and configurations. With RAPID, you're more comparing the speed of cached data off your RAM than the HD itself, hence why I don't think it should be included. You could have a RAPID only section, but again that's more comparing your RAM-stored data transfer rates.
Okedokey, I do see what you're saying, that in day to day use RAPID helps quite a bit. However the point of the HD benchmark is to compare read/write speeds of different SSD's and configurations. With RAPID, you're more comparing the speed of cached data off your RAM than the HD itself, hence why I don't think it should be included. You could have a RAPID only section, but again that's more comparing your RAM-stored data transfer rates.