On Sat, 28 Feb 2009, Tim wrote:
That's not entirely true. Maybe it will put it to shame at streaming sequential I/O. The 10k drives will still wipe the floor with any modern 7200rpm drive for random IO and seek times.
Or perhaps streaming sequential I/O will have similar performance, with much better performance for random IO and seek times. It is always best to consult the vendor spec sheet.
Regardless, it is much easier to update with the same size, or a larger size drive.
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