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Re: single drive esata vs. firewire 800
by Craig Alan on Sep 4, 2009 at 10:26:47 pm

http://www.barefeats.com/note06.html

if you scroll down to "insights" you'll get some solid understanding of the options/speed. Certainly more important with a raid but worth considering.

Two drive raids are becoming cheaper. Caldigit is great if you have the bucks. I just ordered a G-Technology 2TB G-Raid3 Quad Interface External Hard Drive Array for about $350. I've been using a OWC Mercury-AL FW800/400/U2/eS R0 2.0TB with a macbook pro and it works fine on either the 800 or with the esata card. But only the sonnet card will give you that extra speed boost. I have a firmtek card and it is somewhat faster on esata. Plus I don't have to worry about how many things are sharing the firewire bus.

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