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Reply With QuoteI would love to have 2 of these in a raid setup.
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I would love to have 2 of these in a raid setup.
The bizarre thing, if you look at the review - one of the chips is a parallel ATA to SATA converter.
As they say, looks like it was originally designed as conventional ULTRA drive - it could probably have been better still if designed as SATA from the start.
And another point - never mind the capacity, feel the speed - these days, a 36Gb drive seems embarrassingly SMALL
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When I had a 10gig HD I stayed more on top of things and made more backups. Now that I have 2 40's in a raid setup I got lazy because of all the extra room. So it all depends on the person I guess.
I know!
My first HD was a 340Mb - and it was enough - for Win3.1, and when a lot of coverCd stuff actually ran from CD (at that time, a 2x model)
My second, a 3.8Gb that cost several times what my current 20Gb did.
with the 360 in the name of that drive, my first thought was "Wow! they've got up to 360Gb - what on earth would you fill that with"
Progress! Software expands to fit the space and CPU power available, whilke really not doing much more that you use - I'd say I preferred some of the older software to its current version
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Software was more compact then because it had to be. Now with all the HD space and gigs of ram, software has gotten bloated but, not better. There's always an update,patch, or fix having to be added.
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