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Microcap & Penny Stocks : JTS- "A Nordic Drive in Every PC and laptop"

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To: Weiss Manfred who wrote (1517)	11/6/1997 5:33:00 PM
From: David Krafcsik	Read Replies (1) of 1985

Hard Drive Benchmarks I benchmarked a few hard drives using the Coretest versiom 3.03 benchmark. Here are the results: Drive Man. WestDig Maxtor Quantum JTS Drive type Caviar 83500a TM3840 Champion Drive Size 540 Mb 3.5 Gig 3.8 Gig 3.2 Gig Buffered Read (kb/sec) 4224 14149 13472 12464 Sequential Read (kb/s) 3168 5328 6869 7648 Random Read (kb/sec) 1472 1786 2213 2192 Avg. Seek Time (ms) 11.1 12.8 9.0 10.8 Track/Track Seek (ms) 2.0 5.5 3.5 0.9 The JTS and Western Digital drives are ones I ran on my own system. The western digital drive is 3 or 4 years old, I'm sure their newer drives are faster. Just threw in the numbers for the heck of it. The other two drives I got off a web site somewhere. Don't know what kind of system they were run on. Mine was a 133 Pentium w/ 256k cache. The buffered reads may be a little system dependant perhaps. If anyone would like to try running this benchmark on their machines, I found a copy of it (Coretest 3.03) at: huizen.dds.nl From this data I would say the JTS Champion drives are in the ballpark of other drive manufacturers in terms of speed. They are definitely not slow.

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