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[KiD0M4N]

Raptor 150

 

[tarunactivity]

Name of the Drive: Seagate Barracuda
Model No: ST380021A 3.19 (80 GB , ATA100)
Cache Size: 2 MB
CPU: Athlon X2 4000+
Chipset: AMD 690G , SB600 IDE Primary Master

Average Transfer Rate: 37.5 MB/s
Burst Transfer Rate: 62.6 MB/s
Random Access: 14.6 ms

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Name of the Drive: Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 SATA II
Model No: ST3320620AS x 2 , RAID 0
Cache Size: 16 MB (thats what the seagate website says...)
CPU: Athlon X2 4000+
Chipset: AMD 690G , ATI SB600 SATA RAID

Average Transfer Rate: 11.6 MB/s
Burst Transfer Rate: 303.9 MB/s
Random Access: 15.1 ms

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[Lord Dagon]

My Seagate 250gb 7200.10 single platter

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[stormblast]

picked up a new hdd today. similar performance to the seagate 320 hdds that i have.

Name: Western Digital WD5000AAKS 500GB
Model No: WD5000AAKS
Cache Size: 16MB
CPU: Intel E6600 @ 3.51ghz
Chipset: 650i Ultra

Average Transfer Rate: 70.4 MB/s
Burst Transfer Rate: 205.8 MB/s
Random Access: 13.3ms

 

[Anish]

Another Seagate 250GB Single Platter bench!

Name: Seagate 250GB 7200.10

Model No: ST3250310AS

Cache Size: 16MB

CPU: Intel E6600 @ 3.2Ghz

Chipset: Intel P965

Average Transfer Rate: 83.3 MB/s

Burst Transfer Rate: 133.8 MB/s

Random Access: 15.2ms

 

[hunt3r]

^^Remove the SATA2 jumper, will increase it to 85 MB/s

 

[Anish]

^ Okay, doing

 

[hunt3r]

^^Done yet? Burst speeds should cross 200 MB/s as well

 

[Anish]

^ Aha, will do it once in for all when I shift the system to the 690 on Saturday, will post back the scores then.

 

[raja_mastana]

OS: Windows XP SP2

Chipset : nForce4 SLI

HDD : WD5000AAKS (500 GB, 16 MB cache, SATA2)

Results:

Burst speed : 202.7 MB/s

Random access: 13.5 ms

CPU : 4%

Avg read : 68.5 MB/s

 

[raj_pol]

Burst Speed :226.4MB/s
Random Access :14.9ms
CPU Utilization :3%
Avg Read :69.9 MB/s

 

[raja_mastana]

OS : Windows XP SP2

Chipset : Nforce4 SLI

HDD : WD7500AAKS

Results:

Burst speed : 219.3 MB/s

Random access: 13.6 ms

CPU : 2%

Avg read : 82 MB/s

 

[SidhuScorpion]

Another Seagate 250GB Single Platter bench!

Name: Seagate 250GB 7200.10

Model No: ST3250310AS

Cache Size: 8MB

CPU: Intel E2140 @ 3.4Ghz

Chipset: Intel P35

Average Transfer Rate: 89 MB/s

Burst Transfer Rate: 240 MB/s

 

[cricfan]

brand new ST3320620AS

16MB cache

320GB Sata 2

 

[leomax]

Yet another single platter Seagate 250GB!

Name: Seagate 250GB 7200.10
Model No: ST3250310AS
Cache Size: 8MB
CPU: Intel E4500 @ 2.8Ghz
Chipset: Intel P35 (ICH9)

Average : 88.4MB/s
Burst : 245.1MB/s
Random Access : 14.9ms

 

[x86]

Another Seagate 250GB Single Platter bench!

Name: Seagate 250GB 7200.10
Model No: ST3250310AS
Cache Size: 16MB
CPU: Intel E6600 @ 3.2Ghz
Chipset: Intel P965

Average Transfer Rate: 83.3 MB/s
Burst Transfer Rate: 133.8 MB/s
Random Access: 15.2ms

Is the 310AS version 16MB or the 410AS version? And can you please elaborate on seek noise, vibrations et al a bit, compared to its 320 gig counterpart?

 

[luster]

310as has 8mb cache and 410as has 16mb

 

[luster]

Name: Seagate 500GB 7200.11
Model No: ST3500320AS
Cache Size: 32MB
CPU: Intel E6750 @ 3.3Ghz
Chipset: Intel P35

Average : 89.3 MB/s
Burst : 230 MB/s
Random Access : 12.1ms

 

[dipen01]

I am not well versed with the specifications. Can anyone compare the performance of this drive

Thanx
Name: Barracuda 7200.7 (SATA I)
Model No: ST3160827AS
Cache Size: 8 MB
CPU: Intel E6300 @1.86 GHz
Chipset: MSI Neo-F


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[_pappu_]

^^thats about right... i have the same hard drive and it gives same results