If your computer has an eSATA port, there's no simpler way to get a fast stripe set connected. You'll be amazed at the speed-odds are it'll outperform the boot drives in the vast majority of video workstations. However, if your computer lacks an eSATA port, an external hard drive with a single drive mechanism (not using RAID) will likely give you the same level of performance, and probably for less money.
Drive Specs: 2 7200rpm drives, 16MB cache each
Dimensions: 9.25" L x 5.125" W x 2.875" H
Weight: 3.85 lb.
- Quad-interface design
- Quiet
- Well-built
- Speed advantage of striped drives only realized over eSATA
- Pricey
A great drive, but it's only really worth it if your computer has an eSATA port to exploit the drive's raw speed.
A great drive, but it's only really worth it if your computer has an eSATA port to exploit the drive's raw speed.
A great drive, but it's only really worth it if your computer has an eSATA port to exploit the drive's raw speed.
G-Technology Inc.
1830 E. Warner Ave.
Santa Ana, CA 92705
www.g-technology.com
Price: $579


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