Testseek.se har samlat 73 tester av Western Digital 3.5 inch VelociRaptor SATA600 WD-HLHX Series och det genomsnittliga betyget är 83%. Scrolla ned och se alla testerna för Western Digital 3.5 inch VelociRaptor SATA600 WD-HLHX Series.
Maj 2010
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73 Tester
Genomsnittligt betyg av experter som har testat produkten.
Sammanfattning: Innan det fanns SSD-enheter så fick vi hålla till godo med mekaniska hårddiskar som består av snurrande plattor och läshuvuden. Även om dessa är genrellt sätt är betydligt långsmamare...
Sammanfattning: Velociraptor drøner over målstregen før andre traditionelle harddiske, men prisen er også derefter. Klik for større billede. Trods fremkomsten af de flash-baserede solid state-drev (også kendt som SSD) knurrer de traditionelle mekaniske harddiske stadi...
Publicerad: 2011-02-09, Författare: The , testad av: hardwarebbq.com
Sammanfattning: WD sends in a Velociraptor with a SATA 6Gb/s interface…Mighty big teeth with Mighty fast drive (for a mechanical drive) with the mighty SATA III interface. Enterprise class drives are used in environments which requires access 24/7 and fast enough access...
The "which drive" conflict has raged for a long time. The self-same people who thought the original VelociRaptor was too expensive for the tiny capacity then moved on to complaining how Solid State Drives are too expensive for their tiny capacity.As someo...
Sammanfattning: Our WD6000HLHX drive is the latest update and brings the maximum capacity up to 600GB. (Its predecessor topped out at 300GB.)Retailing for US $329 or $0.55 per gigabyte the VelociRaptor is an expensive buy. WD's own 7200rpm 1TB Black Edition drive reta...
Sammanfattning: The Western Digital Caviar Black 2TB and VelociRaptor 600GB are two of the fastest SATA hard drives money can buy. HDD performance almost always comes at an acoustic price, but are these drives quieter than the predecessors, and do their speed/capacity...
The Western Digital Velociraptor is the fastest hard drive we have currently reviewed and it still proves that in many cases, hard drives are still faster than SSDs and the ever increasing size of SSDs still has not matched that capabilities and capaci...
After taking a look at all these benchmarks we come to a single question: Is the hefty price tag of $260 really worth the gains? This depends on what exactly you are looking for. SSDs will offer better performance, but at the $260 getting a good one ...
You'll notice during our performance analysis that we've specifically not compared the VelociRaptor to an SSD, and this is because, while they're both forms of high-performance storage, we don't feel the two can be fairly compared. It'd be like comparing...
