02:45 - Friday 10 August 2007 by Patrick Schmid
Source: THG – Keywords: serial, RAID, controller
Categories: Hardware
Source: THG – Keywords: serial, RAID, controller
Categories: Hardware
Table of content:
RAID 0 Throughput
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Adaptec RAID 3805
Atto Express SAS R348
ICP 5085BL
Raidcore RC5252-8
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- Next page RAID 5 Throughput
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The Internal Storage Articles and reviews
- RAID Scaling Charts, Part 2
- Enthusiast 2.5-inch HDDs: Speed or Capacity?
- Should You Care About Hybrid Hard Drives?
- The Raid Migration Adventure
- Record-Making Hard Disk: 750 GB Caviar Posts 95 MB/s
- RAID Scaling Charts, Part 1
- WD Brings 250 GB HDDs to Notebooks
- 1.8" Hard Drives Hit 100 GB
- The Spring Hard Drive Guide
- GFI Launches Online Storage Device Scanner
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TB RAID 5
SATA is _NOT_ full duplex, it's half duplex!
and I contest that you sir are not full duplex, but half duplex!
The RC5252-08 Card is awesome. Alot of bang for the buck. This Ciprico group has a grip on a new kind of RAID! Great support too.