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Got myself one of these recently and found it to be a great addition to my system. Instant massive storage ...
 
 
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Got myself one of these recently and found it to be a great addition to my system. Instant massive storage and a decent bit of speed to go with it. Not quite the speeds of the F1 versions but then again its half the price.

I paid £78 for mine to my door as i get free shipping forever.

They are £80 at the moment but keep an eye out for " Today only " deals. They usually knock off a few quid.

1.5TB Samsung HD154UI EcoGreen F2 DT, SATA 3Gb/s, 32MB Cache, 8.9 ms, NCQ - Scan.co.uk


Here is the Today only section for some other bargains : http://www.scan.co.uk/TodayOnly/Index.aspx


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That is a good price....

I have 2x750GB F1's .. they are amazing drives .....

How much slower are the F2's ?..
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Hi KT ,

Not that much slower from what I can imagine. Although I do not currently own an F1 spinpoint. Most single hard drive speeds rarely exceed 100mbs from what i have seen.

It idles around 25degs max too.

Reads at about 80-85 MB/s what is not bad. No Raid or anything though.









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Hi KT ,

Not that much slower from what I can imagine. Although I do not currently own an F1 spinpoint. Most single hard drive speeds rarely exceed 100mbs from what i have seen.

It idles around 25degs max too.

Reads at about 80-85 MB/s what is not bad. No Raid or anything though.

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WD VelociRaptor does around 110 - 115 MB/s
WD in general (performance - not eco) 100 - 105 MBS

Tha Sammie F1 has faster access (12.5), with average transfers rate of 95 - 100 MB/s
All the above are non RAID.

My Raided drives aren't exceptional on access, but the rest is history.


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Okay , I have a Veloscipraptor 300gbs as you all know, here is the read, but it cannot come remotely close to Zebs raided drives.





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