http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6822136555
Western Digital just released this a couple weeks ago... I have dual 300GB raptors in my desktop... this is just juicy!!
SATA 3/6GB/s
10000 RPM
600GB
Ohhhh YUM!
Ohhhh YUM!
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Re: Ohhhh YUM!
Rob, what's your take on these raptors compared to mainstream SATA2 7.2Krpm HDDs and how are they implemented? Raid 0 or 1 and installed onto which m/board?
Months ago, I bought a pair of used/tested-good VelociRaptor 80GB (WD800HLFS - OEM) and it's still on my shelf since I didn't have any m/board that supports SATA. Sure I could use one of those PCI>SATA adapters (VIA chipsets) to run software raid but I heard that throughput is limited by the adapter itself.
As an aside (your opinions appreciated as well), I understand that once an array of disks is created AND data mirrored over, eg. Raid 1 (HDD #1 > HDD #2), HDD #2 cannot be removed from the array or it becomes unreadable/un-accessible/Bios undetectable, even if connected to external USB enclosures. Is this so? If yes, how does one 'make good' the drive again? Thanks!
Ron
Months ago, I bought a pair of used/tested-good VelociRaptor 80GB (WD800HLFS - OEM) and it's still on my shelf since I didn't have any m/board that supports SATA. Sure I could use one of those PCI>SATA adapters (VIA chipsets) to run software raid but I heard that throughput is limited by the adapter itself.
As an aside (your opinions appreciated as well), I understand that once an array of disks is created AND data mirrored over, eg. Raid 1 (HDD #1 > HDD #2), HDD #2 cannot be removed from the array or it becomes unreadable/un-accessible/Bios undetectable, even if connected to external USB enclosures. Is this so? If yes, how does one 'make good' the drive again? Thanks!
Ron
Re: Ohhhh YUM!
Ron, it's crazy because AFAIK their was only 36GB, 73GB, 150GB, 300GB and now the new 600GB ones. I personally use 2 x 300GB ones and they are NOT RAIDED as I only had one when I built my desktop and didn't wanna reload everything.
The best scenario would be to have 4 of these drives in a RAID 5 format (You loose 25% of your available space this way). If you didn't wanna spend a $h1t load of money they just go with one drive... they're RIDICULOUSLY FAST!
The best scenario would be to have 4 of these drives in a RAID 5 format (You loose 25% of your available space this way). If you didn't wanna spend a $h1t load of money they just go with one drive... they're RIDICULOUSLY FAST!
~Rob - Vice President - Rugged Depot~
~Cell: (630)/300-8877~
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~Fully rugged Toughbook user since April 18th 2005~
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~Emergency preparedness starts with reliable communication systems above all. Pretend the internet and cell phones didn’t exist, how will you communicate? If you’re interested in learning more, ask me!~
~Cell: (630)/300-8877~
~Owner - Toughbooktalk~
~Fully rugged Toughbook user since April 18th 2005~
~FZ-40ACAAHKM - Primary Toughbook / Workstation as of 7/29/22
~Win10 Pro (Win11 DG), Intel Core i5-1145G7 (up to 4.4GHz), vPro, 14.0" FHD Gloved Multi Touch, 16GB, 1TB Samsung SSD, Intel Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, 4G EM7690, GPS, Quad Pass (BIOS Selectable), Mic and Infrared 5MP Webcam, Standard Battery, TPM 2.0, Emissive Backlit Keyboard, Dual Batteries, USB A + HDMI + Serial X-PAK, Shoulder Strap, Flat~
~AT&T Business 1GB Fiber 1GB/1GB business static line~
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http://www.toughbooktalk.com
http://downloads.toughbooktalk.com/
http://www.rugged575.com - 300' UHF GMRS Radio Repeater
http://www.crete600.com - 310' UHF Linked GMRS Radio Repeater
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