yes iv been looking through the bencmark charts for hard drives and was puzzled by somethin. i have 2 raptors in a raid-0 configuration. they are 36gb raptors but they where both recently rma'd so they have the latest in firmware and modifications. my questions are.
1. is a WD= western Digital Black edition truly faster then a 36gb sata1(8mb cache) 10k rpm raptor?
(the charts point toward Black addition is faster but raptors are much more expinsive i don't get it.)
2. raptors do pull ahead in i/o performance.
what is the real benifit of high i/o performance for a fast home computer?
(i may do a fair amount of recoding in the future but not on the small sized raptors unless there is some benifit.)
the charts on tomshardware where kinda suprising cause black edition you can buy 500gb for 100bucks or somthin like that. but the raptors cost 130 new, for only 36gb's.
1. is a WD= western Digital Black edition truly faster then a 36gb sata1(8mb cache) 10k rpm raptor?
(the charts point toward Black addition is faster but raptors are much more expinsive i don't get it.)
2. raptors do pull ahead in i/o performance.
what is the real benifit of high i/o performance for a fast home computer?
(i may do a fair amount of recoding in the future but not on the small sized raptors unless there is some benifit.)
the charts on tomshardware where kinda suprising cause black edition you can buy 500gb for 100bucks or somthin like that. but the raptors cost 130 new, for only 36gb's.