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Old Aug 28, 2010, 08:40 PM   #1
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WD1002FAEX, love this drive!

My first modern hd, it actually outperforms my 3 drive seagate 320gig 7200.10 array! I meant to post some benchies vs my raid, but still installing a clean windows. I had to jumper it for 3Gb/s operation, pins 5 and 6. http://ncix.com/products/index.php?s...20Digital%20WD I got it on sale for $87can. Anyone running these in raid? Wondering what performance is like.
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Old Aug 28, 2010, 08:54 PM   #2
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Hell, my 2TB Green drive is almost as fast as my Velociraptor when it coems to the average transfer rates... it has nearly 3 times the latency though. These advanced format drives are something else...
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That's another reason I got it. Dam thing is almost as fast as a velociraptor! At a third of the cost.
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the 640gb version of it aint bad either, I have it

btw, directcanda sells the 1002faex for 80$, and in QC I only get 5% tax

got my 640gb at 65$ from bewawa
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Don't think there is a 640GB version, this drive uses 500GB platters. Another reason I got it!
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uses 2x 320gb platters... back when I bought it, it was 65$ and the 1tb was 105$ or something, so I got this one
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