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Re: HTPC hardware: msg#00879user-groups.linux.kansascity
On Wed, 2003-11-26, kurt-EZKpDRVLSetg9hUCZPvPmw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I only say that because the Western Digital Raptors, are only 37gb in size. > If you are comparing to 80gb drives, to 37's, well, thats obvious. Though > they are by far the fastest ones out right now. I was just saying, two 40gb > ide drives vs two 37gb sata raptors, theres no contest. :) Western Digital > is supposedly going to release a new sata drive this fall (Nov/Dec), that is > around 80gb in size, and the same performance as the 37gb Raptor. I just > havent seen it yet. Im not an expert on raid, but raid 0 is the fastest, > splitting data across two drives (no mirroring or duplexing), raid 1 is > mirroring (basically a full copy on another disk), raid 5 (mirroriing with > parity?) The main increase would come from the SATA interface, being that it > is faster than IDE, and currently also faster in seek times to the 15k SCSI > drives. Not to mention a WHOLE lot cheaper. Someone correct me if im wrong. > > Kurt Well, the 10K would be nice, but pricewatch is showing I can get an 80 Gig seagate 7200 sata for $75. Is there going to be enough performance difference to justify the cost? 160 Gig for $150 versus 72 Gig for $210. I guess have to balance performance and storage space. Brad KC Linux Users Group -- to unsubscribe send mail to majordomo-3DadQFcgQnvYtjvyW6yDsg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Enter without the quotes in body of message "unsubscribe kclug" |
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