I/O-Performance, Continued
The I/O benchmarks prove that drive models that do not utilize the full capacity potential, indeed provide more I/O operations per second than the high capacity models.
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why only comparing seagate? what about WD?
They were comparing the minute differences or in this case indifferences within a range of nearly identical hard drives. Branding really didn't matter except to just have them all the same...