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Idle Power Consumption

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  2. Average WriteTransfer Performance
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  7. Maximum Drive Surface Temperature
  8. Maximum Power Consumption
  9. Maximum Read Transfer Rate
  10. Maximum Write Transfer Performance
  11. Minimum Read Transfer Performance
  12. Minimum WriteTransfer Performance
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Idle power consumption

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(in W)

    • MK1032GAX,ATA/100,100 GB, 16 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    0.50

    • MK1234GAX,ATA/100,120 GB, 8 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    0.60

    • MK2035GSS,SATA150/NCQ,200 GB, 8 MB Cache,4200 rpm
    Test platform
    0.80

    • MK1032GSX,SATA150/NCQ,100 GB, 16 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    0.80

    • MK4032GSX,SATA150/NCQ,40 GB, 8 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    0.80

    • HDD2H01,SATA150/NCQ,320 GB, 8 MB Cache
    Test platform
    1

    • HDD2D61,SATA300/NCQ,80 GB, 8 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    1

    • HDD2D63,SATA300/NCQ,60 GB, 8 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    1

    • HDD2D62,SATA300/NCQ,120 GB, 8 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    1.10

    • HDD2D60,SATA300/NCQ,160 GB, 8 MB Cache,5400 rpm
    Test platform
    1.10

    • HDD2E22,SATA150/NCQ,160 GB, 16 MB Cache,7200 rpm
    Test platform
    1.20
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(in W)
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