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Article #41517SKIP
From: tgoldin
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 1990 18:56
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 1990 18:56
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> By the way, more info on the WD1003 series: > > Best interleave: 3:1 (Occasionally 2:1 is slightly better - use Optune or > similar interleaving software to determine) > Support floppy drive types: 360K, 720K and 1.2MB. NO 1.44MB drives > Does not have built in setup ROM (as far as I know) > Full height AT card - Use a real AT case. XT cases will not fit. I had a WD1003-MM2 with a miniscribe drive (3053, I think) and found that 2:1 is MUCH better than 3:1 interleave. Data transfer went from 166KB/s to 250KB/s (not sure about the units here, but the values are correct). It really depends on both the drive and the controller. With a WD1006V-MM1, I interleaved at 1:1 and got about 500KB/s data transfer.
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