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Is the new Raptor 36G drive that much more faster than a regular drive?
And what about the new SATA? Is this going to become the new standard?
TwoRails
08-19-2003, 09:07 PM
I'm not that impressed with the Raptor due to cost per GB. I calc'd it once and I'd have to spend about a 1/2 year's pay to get the same about of storage I now have (or it at least seems that way)
I keep hearing different dates for SATA-2, from 2005 - 2007
HTH
TwoRails
njskatchmo
08-19-2003, 09:49 PM
they are suppose to be good. Now imagine them in raid.
:: drool ::
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the d and the semicolon became a face
Originally posted by njskatchmo
they are suppose to be good. Now imagine them in raid.
:: drool ::
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the d and the semicolon became a face
I was actually thinking of this.
I have 2 WD 80gig w/8MB of cache. I had them setup in raid 0 but did not notice any extra performance.
For my next build I was thinking of selling the 2 80gigs and getting 2 raptors...that would be sweet.
njskatchmo
08-20-2003, 01:32 AM
in the new maximum pc they set something like that up. its a 10k machine 5k excluding the LCD monitor
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