Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: HomeBoy on April 22, 2008, 02:11:11 PM
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Ok, you mega-system builders! Here's what you need:
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=548
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Oww my pocket book!
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That's nice. OTOH I just built a raid 10 for half the price of one velociraptor. High speed and redundancy.
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Just put the VelociRaptors in your raid array :D
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Well I certainly don't need it right away. I can wait on that sort of drive to get below $150 before I need one.
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I just (today) purchased the Raptor X (same as velociraptor, but 150GB) and to my suprise there is a VERY noticeable improvement in speed, when loading windows itself, programs.. etc etc
I was using a 250GB 7200rpm 16mb cache WD drive before (which is now to be used as storage) and I was curious if I would notice any difference between the 7200 rpm 16mb cache drive and a 10,000rpm 32mb cache drive, or if it woould even be noticable.
IT IS
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I just (today) purchased the Raptor X (same as velociraptor, but 150GB) and to my suprise there is a VERY noticeable improvement in speed, when loading windows itself, programs.. etc etc
I was using a 250GB 7200rpm 16mb cache WD drive before (which is now to be used as storage) and I was curious if I would notice any difference between the 7200 rpm 16mb cache drive and a 10,000rpm 32mb cache drive, or if it woould even be noticable.
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I guess you installed windows fresh while swapping the drive? ;)
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I just (today) purchased the Raptor X (same as velociraptor, but 150GB)
Actually, the Raptor X is not the same as the Velociraptor. The Raptor X is SATA 1.5 where the Velociraptor is SATA 3.0. Also, the actual physical disc size is smaller in the Velociraptor. There are other differences as well.
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Actually, the Raptor X is not the same as the Velociraptor. The Raptor X is SATA 1.5 where the Velociraptor is SATA 3.0. Also, the actual physical disc size is smaller in the Velociraptor. There are other differences as well.
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i use two older 74GB raptors in raid 0 on my gaming rig... amazing difference between just those and the regular hard drives.... these velociraptors must scream!