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Which is the faster hard drive?
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Faster RPM does not necessarily mean faster read/write speed.
Check the specs of each drive on the manufacturer's website and that will give you the answer.
Best Regards,
Karen
Capita Data Recovery Inc.
Check the specs of each drive on the manufacturer's website and that will give you the answer.
Best Regards,
Karen
Capita Data Recovery Inc.
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Oh, I thought it would affect transfer rates when the nodes are accessing the server's database.
The 10k SAS has:
2 x Dual Core Intel Xeon 5160 @ 3ghz (4mb cache) (1333mhz fsb)
8GB memory (4x2gb) (677mhz fbd) (what is 2r?)
6 x 400gb sas drives
15k SCSI has:
1 x Dual Core Intel Xeon 7210M @ 3ghz (4mb l3 cache) (800mhz fsb)
4gb ddr2 sdram (4x1gb 400mhz single rack dimms)
10 x 146gb scsi drives
No over clocking to take place, no use of a multiplier.
Also what does the memory frequency actually relate to? Does it mean that the machine processes will be limited to that speed since its the lowest rate?
Thanks again
The 10k SAS has:
2 x Dual Core Intel Xeon 5160 @ 3ghz (4mb cache) (1333mhz fsb)
8GB memory (4x2gb) (677mhz fbd) (what is 2r?)
6 x 400gb sas drives
15k SCSI has:
1 x Dual Core Intel Xeon 7210M @ 3ghz (4mb l3 cache) (800mhz fsb)
4gb ddr2 sdram (4x1gb 400mhz single rack dimms)
10 x 146gb scsi drives
No over clocking to take place, no use of a multiplier.
Also what does the memory frequency actually relate to? Does it mean that the machine processes will be limited to that speed since its the lowest rate?
Thanks again
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