I haven't posted for a while so I decided to upload a few benchmarks for drives I have tested:
Here is an HDTune Pro 4.60 screenshot showing the read speed of a Western Digital WD2002FYPS 2TB RE4-GP I recently purchased. (Connected via SATA)
Edit: I just realized this test was ran with a short stroke of 220gb. I will re-upload the full test soon.
Full test:
Here is the read speed of a Western Digital WD1002FAEX 1TB Caviar Black. (Connected via SATA)
Here is the read speed of a Western Digital WD1500ADFD Velociraptor 150GB. I know there was some drive activity occurring in parallel so I wish I would have re-run the test. But looking at the top of the curve you can still get an idea of the speed.
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
Thursday, May 13, 2010
WD10EALS
I decided to write a quick review of the new Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB WD10EALS drive because there are none currently that I came across. I purchased it on Newegg a few days ago and it had the lowest dollar/GB out of any terabyte drives. For $75, it was $5 cheaper than a Caviar Green 1TB, and $25 less than a Caviar Black 1TB.
It is a 1TB 7200 rpm drive with 32MB cache from the Caviar Blue family. This is the first 1TB Blue, so I expected it to have the latest technology and be fairly fast. These come with a 3 year warranty. Not as long as the 5 year warranty Caviar Black's come with, but 3 years is still a long time (And the drives are a fair bit cheaper vs. the Caviar Blacks). I tested the drive in a LaCie external enclosure connected via eSATA.
At a max read speed of 140 MB/s and average of 111 MB/s it is very fast. The drive is actually faster than a Caviar Black WD1001FALS and RE3 500GB WD5002ABYS.
Here is a shot of the HDTune read test for the WD10EALS connected via eSATA:
It is a 1TB 7200 rpm drive with 32MB cache from the Caviar Blue family. This is the first 1TB Blue, so I expected it to have the latest technology and be fairly fast. These come with a 3 year warranty. Not as long as the 5 year warranty Caviar Black's come with, but 3 years is still a long time (And the drives are a fair bit cheaper vs. the Caviar Blacks). I tested the drive in a LaCie external enclosure connected via eSATA.
At a max read speed of 140 MB/s and average of 111 MB/s it is very fast. The drive is actually faster than a Caviar Black WD1001FALS and RE3 500GB WD5002ABYS.
Here is a shot of the HDTune read test for the WD10EALS connected via eSATA:
And the Western Digital Caviar Black 1001FALS for comparison connected via SATA:
Also, a Western Digital RE3 500GB WD5002ABYS drive for comparison connected via SATA:
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