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6x Seagate Cheetah 15.5K 300GB SAS disks - $400ea. Only had 6 months use.
They're good for 100-125MB/sec sustained and 3.5ms avg seek - they're basically the 2nd quickest SAS disk on the market.
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forgive me on not knowing the technical terms...
These would have to be solid state? Cheers, Tim
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| fiftyone |
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i would hazzard a guess they've come out of a server of sorts.
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| Big Kev |
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timmytimtim wrote: forgive me on not knowing the technical terms... These would have to be solid state? Cheers, Tim Hi Tim, No SAS disks are Serial Attached SCSI drives - SAS drives still use platters and have internal moving mechanical components - this was the difference in SSDs (Solid State Disk) which utilise flash memory similiar to the USB Thumb drives etc - these would have been installed in a Server likely in a RAID array - awesome set of drives if you plan to run em in a server or to speed up disk throughput on your workstation if youre pretty serious... Note: Im pretty sure though if you do wish to purchase one of these killer drives you would need to ensure your hardware is compatible - most new servers now come with SAS/SAS RAID controllers builtin - otherwise you would need to look at getting one. So if serious I/O performance is what you want out of your desktop/server then these are the go Cheers Kev
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Waggin wrote: 6x Seagate Cheetah 15.5K 300GB SAS disks - $400ea. Only had 6 months use. They're good for 100-125MB/sec sustained and 3.5ms avg seek - they're basically the 2nd quickest SAS disk on the market. may i enquirer what they are out of and why they are no longer required?
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I think it may have something to do with his rator sata raid array being better.
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I'd assume these are 3.5"?
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Hi,
They're not solid state - I'd be worried about a 15000rpm solid state drive  They are indeed 3.5". They are out of a Dell MD1000, ex-display system. I'm keeping 4 for myself. Theyre twice as fast as the Raptors
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ooo they would be nice in RAID 0, but miles to loud for my bedroom.
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| data_mine |
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6 drives, 6 free ports on my RAID card. Shame they're so expensive.
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| Waggin |
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You know you want them
 $400 is better than $1100 that Dell is charging! Make an offer on the lot
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Nah, sorry Brad, the GT-P needs new suspension/diff bushes.
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