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While they obviously don't excel in terms of performance, 1.8" drives offer many advantages. The physical characteristics of the drive help underscore this: at less than 2 ounces (51 g) the MK3006GAL has to be one of the lightest disk drives around. With a maximum theoretical data capacity of 30 GB, one of these platters weighs little, but is a league of its own in terms of flexibility. It is also energy-efficient, because this drive consumes only tiny amounts of power relative to its larger cousins.
While it might not seem so just looking a the two numbers, the size difference between a 1.8" drive and a 2.5" drive is immense. And for those concerned with achieving as much miniaturization of computer systems as possible, every little bit helps.
Test Setup
| Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Pentium 4, 2.0 GHz
256 kB L2 Cache (Willamette) |
| Motherboard | Intel 845EBT
Intel 845E Chipset BIOS BT84520A.86A.0024.P10 |
| Memory | 256 MB DDR/PC2100, CL2.0
Micron/Crucial |
| Controller | i845E UltraDMA/100-Controller (ICH4)
On-Board USB 2.0 (ICH4) On-Board FireWire |
| Graphics card | ATI Radeon SDRAM, 32 MB |
| Network | 3COM 905TX PCI 100 MBit |
| Operating system | Windows XP Professional 5.10.2600
Service Pack 1 |
| Benchmarks & Measurements | |
| Office performance | ZD WinBench 99 - Business Disk
Winmark 2.0 c't h2benchw |
| High-End performance | ZD WinBench 99 - High-End Disk Winmark 2.0 |
| Performance measurements | c't h2benchw 3.6 |
| I/O performance | IOMeter 2003.05.10 |
| Drivers & Settings | |
| Graphics driver | 5.1.2001.0 (Windows XP Standard) |
| DIE driver | Intel INF Drivers 5.02.1003 |
| DirectX version | 9.0c |
| Resolution | 1024x768, 16 Bit, 85 Hz |
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Hi - what kind of adaptor was used to connect that 1.8 Toshiba?
I'm trying to do the same and I'm not having much luck.
hi, i have one off this hard disck, and i want to make a back up from my information, but i don't have the adapter, can you tell me where i can get one off them or maybe you can say me other way to make my back up??...
i really need this it's urgent, thanks...