The RAID 6 Areca ARC-1120 One-ups RAID 5 Controllers
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Test Configuration
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Processor(s) | |
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Socket 604 | Dual Intel Pentium 4 Xeon, 2.8 GHz, 512 kB Cache, FSB533 |
System Components | |
DDR-SDRAM | 2x 512 MB PC3200 Samsung, ECC, Registered |
Motherboard | Asus PP-DLW, Rev. 1.03Intel E7505 Chipset |
Graphics Card | Matrox Millennium G450 AGP, 32 MB |
Hard Drives | System Drive: Western Digital WD800JBTest Drives: RAID 5 array consisting of 8x Western Digital WD740 Raptor, 74 GB, 10,000 rpm, 8 MB Cache |
Controller I | Areca ARC-11208-Port, 128 MB ECC Cache |
Controller II | 3Ware 9500-12S12-Port, 128 MB ECC Cache |
Software | |
Intel Chipset | Intel Chipset Installation Utility 5.1.1.1002Intel Application Accelerator RAID Edition Ver. 3.53 |
DirectX | 9.0b |
OS | Windows XP Professional Build 2600, Service Pack 1 |
Benchmarks & Settings | |
Transfer-Performance Benchmark | c't h2benchw Ver. 3.6 |
Transfer Diagram | Winbench 99 2.0Disk Inspection Test |
I/O Performance | IOMeter 2003.05.10Fileserver Benchmark PatternWebserver Benchmark PatternDatabase Benchmark PatternWorkstation Benchmark PatternThroughput Benchmark Pattern |
Application Performance | Winbench 99 2.0Disk WinmarksDisk Inspection |
Test Drives: Western Digital WD740 Raptor
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