Three Generations Compared: Why Storage Density Matters
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Benchmark Results: PCMark Vantage Application Performance
Maybe it’s the longer access time of the 7K1000.C that prevents the drive from getting better results in PCMark Vantage's application load test.
The overall score reflects all other results. The C generation is faster than the B drive, which itself is faster than the initial Deskstar 7K1000. We recommend checking the results that are most important for you, as each drive has strengths and weaknesses in individual PCMark tests.
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