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6:55 AM - October 19, 2006 by
Jason Zushman
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: enterprise, storage, solutions, solid, integration, enthusiasts
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: enterprise, storage, solutions, solid, integration, enthusiasts
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Our Western Digital 74 GB entry beats the other Raptors (except the Raptor 150) and shares the title for new king of the heap - it has the best performance this side of a solid state drive. The score of the Barracuda ES is down the way a bit, and is almost identical to that of its 750 GB "cousin", the Seagate 7200.10.
Interface Transfer Rate
The Barracuda scores higher running SATA/300 and the SATA/150 Raptor significantly less. As we'll see in tests applied to real world numbers, though, interface bandwidth does not necessarily correspond to higher performance at all.
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