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Seagate ultra-fast Cheetah 15k.6

Sep 5, 07 11:17 PM PDT

Seagate's ultra-fast Cheetah 15k.6

The Seagate Cheetah series has been a favorite among high-end enthusiast for some time now. With its high rotation speed of 15k Revolution Per Minute (RPM), it can sustain much higher transfer rates compared to conventional disks. The connoisseur will even pair them in a Raid configuration to, theoretically, double the bandwidth.

The new version has a higher capacity of 450GB but also consumes less power per GB. According to Seagate, it has a mean time between failure (MTBF) of 1.6 million hours. It’s the high-performance HDD per excellence, but noisier and hotter.

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By casper , 11/12/07 5:06 AM (CommentID #390706)


solid state is comming

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By Brian Thomsen, DK , 06/11/07 10:23 PM (CommentID #354878)


God dammit. Sorry about the dual reply

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By Brian Thomsen, DK , 06/11/07 10:21 PM (CommentID #354874)


As Arnold would put it:This tajm its poersonal
I have tried 2pcs raid0 with 15k4 and 2pcs Raid0 with Raptor 1500. 10 files with a collected capacity 4.5-5gig was copied from one partition to another. Reboot in between. The seagate took 1minute 5sek. The raptor took 58 sek (less than a minute anyways).This is ONE discipline,yes. A windows bootup is acompletly different scenarie but that ALSO did not impress me with the seagate's. Im talking about REAL life experience. In these days i dont really care about static numbers.

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By brian , 06/11/07 3:32 AM (CommentID #354336)


As Arnold wouldput it:This tajm its personal
I have tried 2pcs raid0 with 15k4 and 2pcs Raid0 with Raptor 1500. 10 files with a collected capacity 4.5-5gig was copied from one partition to another. Reboot in between. The seagate took 1minute 5sek. The raptor took 58 sek (less than a minute anyways).This is ONE discipline,yes. A windows bootup is acompletly different scenarie but that ALSO did not impress me with the seagate's. Im talking about REAL life experience. In these days i dont really care about static numbers.


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By ewart , 16/10/07 6:54 PM (CommentID #336698)


brian, WD's 750gb drive doesn't even come CLOSE to the 15k.6 performance level.

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By Brian Thomsen, DK , 19/09/07 2:23 AM (CommentID #306126)


Year, but does it translate i to better singleuser-performance. Western D's 750gig-thing should have the record for outer track raw data transfer.

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By Hubert , 06/09/07 2:49 PM (CommentID #293226)


Yes!!

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By Paul , 06/09/07 7:16 AM (CommentID #292887)


"With its high rotation speed of 15 Revolution Per Minute" I think you mean 15 thousands revolutions per minute.

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