PC Components Storage Going the SAS Storage Way Features By Patrick Schmid published 7 April 2006 Comments (2) Page 23 of 28: 3.5" SAS Data Transfer Diagrams Page 1: SAS Raises Storage Capabilities To Higher Power Page 2: SCSI's Details And History Page 3: From SATA Page 4: SAS Page 5: Expanders Page 6: SAS Backplanes & Cables Page 7: SAS As Part Of SAN Storage Solutions Page 8: 2.5" SAS Hard Drives Page 9: Fujitsu MAY2073RC Page 10: 3.5" SAS Hard Drives Page 11: Hitachi UltraStar 15K147 SAS (HUS151414VLS300) Page 12: Maxtor Atlas 15KII Page 13: Seagate Cheetah 15K.4B 147 GB (ST3146854SS) Page 14: Host Adapters Page 15: Adaptec SAS 48300 Page 16: RAID Adapters Page 17: LSI Logic SAS3442X Page 18: SAS Appliances And Enclosures Page 19: Storage System Page 20: Adaptec SANbloc S50 JBOD, Continued Page 21: Test Setup Page 22: Hard Drive Test Results Page 23: 3.5" SAS Data Transfer Diagrams Page 24: Data Transfer Performance Page 25: Access Time Page 26: I/O Performance Page 27: SAS RAID Test Results (4 And 10 Drive Arrays) Page 28: Conclusion 3.5" SAS Data Transfer Diagrams2.5" SAS Data Transfer DiagramsStay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 … 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Current page: 3.5" SAS Data Transfer Diagrams Prev Page Hard Drive Test Results Next Page Data Transfer Performance TOPICS Hitachi Bus RAID Enterprise Seagate See all comments (2) Patrick Schmid 2 Comments Comment from the forums wdanforth Thank you for the SAS lesson. Reply vinay_20 It was a nice jest for SAS. Reply View All 2 Comments
