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Re: Is it possible to actually get a 16 MB/sec data transfer rate w/ an EIDE drive?

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From: jake
Date: Sun, 30 Nov 1997 00:00
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The physical limit for transfer rate of today's HD is about 15mb/sec. No HD
can sustain a rate higher than that.
33MB/sec of UDMA and 40MB/sec of UWSCSI are theoretical limits.
Do your home work and don't brag your scsi here.
It's a waste of money if not used as multitasking server.
BTW, scsi cards usually are trouble makers.

Zypher wrote in message <01bcfd55$9845f3e0$900189ca@jake>...
>UltraDMA (the latest standard-forget EIDE also known as Ultra ATA or Ultra
>33) can give a 33mb/sec transfer rate...but in real life its about
>20mb/sec-not bad.
>
>If you want real speed-go with Ultrawide AV SCSI or higher like I have
>(true 40mb/sec contionous, used for video capture, servers and the like)
>
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Subject: Re: Is it possible to actually get a 16 MB/sec data transfer rate w/ an EIDE drive?
Date: 1997/11/30
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