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seagate sshd write speeds? (in MBps)

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So I run raid 0 hdd coming in at 330 MBps and was wondering what a sshd speed will be I can't seem to find a number,

My new case does not support more then 2 hdds  and I will have 3 hdds if I were to keep my raid setup.

Anyone know of the write speed in terms of MB/sec? 

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Depends what for. Loading a song will be faster then doing so on a standard HDD, but loading a file larger then the size of the SSD cache will be the same as it's still being read from the mechanical portion. SSHDs only have around 8-16GB of "SSD"-speed storage.

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So I run raid 0 hdd coming in at 330 MBps and was wondering what a sshd speed will be I can't seem to find a number,

My new case does not support more then 2 hdds  and I will have 3 hdds if I were to keep my raid setup.

Anyone know of the write speed in terms of MB/sec? 

Sshd is a stupid marketing trick.

They won't boost u much. Anyways, raid0 for simple hdd's... To much risk.

I use raid10 for nas, but this is necessary for it.

If your case can't hold more than 2 hdd, it doesn't mean u can't put in inside. Just put them on the bottom of the case.

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What case are you getting, s340?

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SMA8 is the case ... I don't really care for the read speeds, I need write speeds. It's not permanent storage anyways.

Either you're master race or you're not.

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SMA8 is the case ... I don't really care for the read speeds, I need write speeds. It's not permanent storage anyways.

What's the purpose then?

If u need a large fast storage, then local fileserver will be great for u.

If not, then the only way is to raid some ssd's.

Srlsy, write speeds of 1 ssd is about 5 times write speeds of the hdd, still hdd has spinning parts, adding risk factor to the system (ssd can hold up to 15 years in load).

Maybe u can try some wd raptors.

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110 read

90 write

mb/s

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110 read

90 write

mb/s

Thank you for the actual answer to the question.

Either you're master race or you're not.

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