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SYSmark 2004 SE Application Benchmark
12:52 PM - February 6, 2006 by
Patrick Schmid
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: wd1500ad, raptor, xtends, performance, lead
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: wd1500ad, raptor, xtends, performance, lead
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SYSmark 2004 SE Application Benchmark
In order to show the Raptor's advantage in everyday work with your computer, we decided to compare it to our RAID 0 setup using the application benchmark suite SYSmark 2004 SE. This program runs various popular application and simulates actual user input in order to measure performance. It's quite amazing to see that the new Raptor easily beats the RAID 0 array here.
Temperature Measurement
Although the new Raptor spins considerably faster that its competitors, the WD1500 did not really get warmer than the 7,200 RPM drives. This is impressive proof of the advances that have been made in reducing friction and increasing the efficiency of heat dissipation.
- Previous page I/O Performance, Continued
- Next page Conclusion: The Raptor-X Is Unrivaled
