USB 3 vs. eSATA for backups
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John Gray
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USB 3 vs. eSATA for backups
You may be interested in some disk throughput tests that the nice folks at BackupAssist have done on both conventional hard disks and on SSDs...
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viking33
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Re: USB 3 vs. eSATA for backups
Thanks John,John Gray wrote:You may be interested in some disk throughput tests that the nice folks at BackupAssist have done on both conventional hard disks and on SSDs...
Interesting info to add to my thread regarding SSD drives.
BOB
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