How do i know that my sataII drive is working at 3gb/sec? i have a seagate 160gb sata II drive.
Sata II Speed
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.......3GB/s is max speed offered by SATA (II)......u r HDD is obviously not running at that speed......average will be some 50MB/s or 60MB/s......
.......3GB/s is max speed offered by SATA (II)......u r HDD is obviously not running at that speed......average will be some 50MB/s or 60MB/s......
3 GBps is the burst speed u can get max theoritically ... for that u need to setup a RAID 0 ...
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Just a side note.. The speed of SATA2 is 3 gbps ie, 3 gigabits per second and not 3 gigabytes per second and 1024 bits=1 byte. So it has a burst speed of around 300 MB (mega bytes) per second. But actual performance will be much less.
@kalpik
tnx 4 all those infos.
tnx 4 all those infos.
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SATA II's speed is 3 G bits/sec. But that's the theoritical value. On practical conditions
lot of things come into play. For eg., Your PC's processor speed & RAM can make
a huge difference!! Linux is more faster in tansfering data than Windows O.S.
I use Ubuntu Linux & have 1 GB RAM ,2.4 Ghz Processor. I took me 3 mins & 10 secs to transfer
a 700 MB file!! My HD is Seagate PATA(IDE). I also transfered the file using the Terminal Window.
SATA II's speed is 3 G bits/sec. But that's the theoritical value. On practical conditions
lot of things come into play. For eg., Your PC's processor speed & RAM can make
a huge difference!! Linux is more faster in tansfering data than Windows O.S.
I use Ubuntu Linux & have 1 GB RAM ,2.4 Ghz Processor. I took me 3 mins & 10 secs to transfer
a 700 MB file!! My HD is Seagate PATA(IDE). I also transfered the file using the Terminal Window.