A Latecomer Compared: Hitachi's UltraStar 146Z10 vs. Fujitsu, Maxtor and Seagate
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Hitachi UltraStar 146Z10, Continued
As usual, the jumpers are located on the bottom of the drive. While this standard placement reduces the design costs for the manufacturer, it makes life harder for the user whenever a change becomes necessary - for example, when drives are added.
Memory made in the USA: 8 MB SDRAM by Micron.
Test Configuration
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Test System | |
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Processor | Intel Pentium 4, 2.0 GHz256 kB L2-Cache (Willamette) |
Motherboard | Intel D845EBT, Intel 845E chipset |
RAM | 256 MB DDR/ PC2100, CL2, Infineon |
Controller | i845E UltraDMA/100 controller (ICH4)Adaptec 39320D-R, Ultra320 SCSI |
Display Adapter | NVIDIA GeForce2 MX 400 |
Network Card | 3COM 905TX PCI 100 MBit |
OS | Windows XP Pro 5.10.2600Service Pack 1 |
Benchmarks and Tests | |
Office Applications | ZD WinBench 99 - Business Disk Winmark 2.0 |
High-End Applications | ZD WinBench 99 - High-End Disk Winmark 2.0 |
Performance Measurements | HD Tach 2.61, c't h2benchw |
I/O performance | Intel I/O-Meter |
Drivers and Settings | |
Graphics Driver | NVIDIA reference driver 29.42 |
Drivers | Intel Application Accelerator 2.3 |
DirectX Version | 9.0 |
Resolution | 1024x768, 16 bit, 85 Hz refresh |
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