Real World speeds are always lower than book rates. Right now I'm
testing (with Stormtest) one drive at 42/49 MB/s r/w, another at
66/49, my just-plugged-in esata drive poking along at 3.4/3.4. I'm
going to have to reboot to get it up to speed - what a crock.


On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 9:23 PM, Jeff Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I see you are behind the times on this too.
>>
>> The ST31500341AS Barracuda SATA drive (1.5TB for $290) has a sustained
>> data transfer rate of 960Mbps, well over the 746Mbps threshold.
>
> The bus transfer rate is meaningless if the drive itself can't fill the
> pipe.  IIRC, the actual throughput for conventional 7200 SATA II drive is
> about 120Mbs, usually less.


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