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Re: New drivers for FastATA 1200 and online speed tests
Posted on 17-Jun-2004 7:41:20
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Re: New drivers for FastATA 1200 and online speed tests
Posted on 17-Jun-2004 8:46:08
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| Hmm and what about FastATA 4000 update?
BTW Will be there OS4 native drivers for AmigaOS4 CSPPC ???????
or we can expect the same situation like with PPC Linux (Apus)
[I hope everybody know what I am talking about, there are no drivers and probably never be...] |
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Re: New drivers for FastATA 1200 and online speed tests
Posted on 17-Jun-2004 10:44:21
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| Hi
someone could explain me how an Apollo 1240-40Mhz can run at >10 MBsec
http://elbox.com/tests/ap40_40_fa.html
and a PPC-060@50Mhz quite a half?
http://elbox.com/tests/bppc60_50_fa.html
(same HD at PIO mode 5)
Cheers
BTW . . .it is only a mere tech question 
AFAIK, PowerFlyer performances, are deeply tied to the CPU power, so i can't understand how those result is possible.
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Re: New drivers for FastATA 1200 and online speed tests
Posted on 17-Jun-2004 11:04:27
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| @Framiga:
Apollo boards have faster memory access than blizzard turbo boards.
I'd like to see some A4000 benchmarks. I own a CSPPC and a powerflyer and I get 6MB/s or so and I'd like to know if it's possible to get more.
@Exie:
I guess that they'll support OS4...
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Re: New drivers for FastATA 1200 and online speed tests
Posted on 17-Jun-2004 11:34:34
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| Hi Crumb
AFAIK, 6MBsec, is the best you can achieve with CSPPC-060 and FastATA.
A friend of mine with a CSPPC-040 and FastATA, has max 4.8 MBsec.
A very good result for the Apollo board, indeed.
Ciao
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Re: New drivers for FastATA 1200 and online speed tests
Posted on 19-Jun-2004 12:19:03
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| @amigarulez
Have you tried d the new device yet?
Haven't got round to it myself, not since the arrival of OS4 pre-release (been somewhat (pardon the pun) pre-occupied  ).
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