Feature comparison (2)
In order to provide an overview of the features supported by the RAID-adapters in our roundup, we have put all relevant features into a table. Due to the large amount of data, the table had to be split into two tables found on this and following page. To free the tables from the standard page width, some CSS-trickery was necessary.
1 Excluding 168-pins obligatory SDR SDRAM DIMM
2 Including 256MB PC133 SDRAM worth € 45, -
3 Memory not provided, a minimum of 64MB is required
2 Including 256MB PC133 SDRAM worth € 45, -
3 Memory not provided, a minimum of 64MB is required
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- Introduction
- Test objective and test field
- Anatomy of a RAID adapter (1)
- Anatomy of a RAID adapter (2)
- SATA controllers and I/O processors
- 3ware Escalade 8506-8
- 3ware Escalade 9500S-8
- Areca ARC-1120
- HighPoint RocketRAID 1820A
- LSI Logic MegaRAID SATA 150-4/6
- Promise FastTrak S150 SX4
- RAIDCore BC4852
- Feature comparison (1)
- Feature comparison (2)
- Alternatives not included in this review
- Testbed and test methodology
- Access times and sequential transfer rates
- ATTO STRs and cache transfer rates
- Write STR and CPU usage
- Random I/O performance
- Desktop performance
- Workstation performance
- Server performance (1)
- Server performance (2)
- Server performance (3)
- Server performance (4)
- RAID 6 and RAID 50 performance
- Write-thru and degraded array performance
- SATA vs SCSI RAID
- Last minute driver and firmware updates
- User experiences
- Conclusion
- Comments
