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In case anyone is curious, I just got a new 15" rmbp. Disk tests on the blackmagic disk test were around 730 mb/s read/write for the esata SSD. This is the 512 gb model.
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Is this full legit SATA speeds just like internal drives? I am running 2 FW800 external drives in daisy chain, and it's way too slow obv. Painful. I have a mid 2011 iMac with TB, so I should be okay with that right regarding full speeds yes? with an iMac and no nPM yet, I am gonna need...
Has anyone tested out wireless ac speeds on their rmbp? What kinds of speeds are you getting (please include your router model)?
I am looking for an external hard drive / network attached drive that is a bit out of the ordinary. I would like to find a unit that can connect to my computer via eSATA so it can be used as an external hard drive and use the speeds associated with eSATA. But at the same time I would want it to...
Hi, I have a couple of Seagate Barracuda 7200 drives in a RAID0 Array. I am getting a throughput of 180MB/s (using he Blackmagic Speed Test.) I have been told by someone who seems to have a lot of experience with hardware on an Adobe Premiere Pro forum (I am using the array for video editing) t...
I have an OWC Mercury Elite Dual Pro that I want to run via eSata on my Mac Mini 2012. I am wondering what brand/model USB3.0 to Esata adapters people use that work on a Mac, and that they have good experience with speeds. My OWC enclosure (RAID 0 Stripe of two 3TB Barracudas) currently gets arou...
If I create a RAID 0 volume out of two external drives, is the maximum write speed determined by the slowest drive, i.e. if one drive is USB 2.0 and the other eSATA, will max write speed be same as if I had two USB 2.0 drives, or will the eSATA drive in fact speed things up?
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