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Posted by Bob on 02/24/06 16:19
On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 14:08:03 GMT, beavis <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
>They had several others, but those two looked like a good deal. You
>might also explore supermediastore.com to see what they have to offer
>at the moment.
Check with www.directron.com. I live about 8 miles from their Houston
facility and can vouch for the people who run it.
http://www.directron.com/dualenclosures.html
>(Just be sure it's one that can take an optical drive
>-- some are meant to be sealed up, and are just for hard drives. The
>specs will tell you.)
Does anyone have a comparison among the three methods of transfer:
* UDMA on IDE (standard connector to the motherboard)
* USB 2.0
* Firewire 1394
I am looking for sustained rates in MB/sec, not burst rates.
IOW, if I want to move a 1 GB file on a hard disk, how long would it
take for those three methods of transfer? It takes about 30 seconds to
transfer a 1 GB file with UDMA IDE on my computer under Win2K.
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