Rieni,
 
I bought this thing
 
http://www.cooldrives.com/dual-drive-firewire-enclosure-two-drive-enclosure-raid-firewire-aluminum-case-mini-1394b.html
 
It's an firewire external enclosure that hosts 2 ATA HD with RAID 0 built in. 
You can remove the jumper and it will show up as 2 independent  HDs. It 
supports both both 1394a and 1394b  standard. I use a harddrive speed test 
program by Canopus. The speed is as fast as my internal SATA Raid 0.
 
Right now I'm connecting it to a 1394a FW400 port. I'm thinking of getting a 
1394b card. Not sure if it will boost the speed. I know 1394a speed is fast 
enough for video editing. But I also use this drive to back up all huge AVi 
files. So it won't hurt to have a even faster connection.
 
Thanks
 
Taky
 
 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From:   Rieni   
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
  Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 12:38   PM
  Subject: Re: [AP] Firewire 800
  

At 11-01-2005 22:57, Taky Cheung wrote:

>Sorry   it's a little bit off topic...
>
>I bought an external Firewire   800 enclosure as a video drive. Now i'm 
>connecting it to the onboard   1394a firewire port. Does anybody know if I 
>buy a 1394b firewire card,   will it benefits the maximum data   throughput?
>
>Thanks
>
>Taky

This is not OT at   all!

And Firewire 400 is more than fast enough for editing DV. What   drive did 
you buy by the way? LaCie? I am considering getting one for my   Apple   G4.

Rieni



  
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