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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: jaesonk on November 25, 2025, 05:43:40 AM
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Hello,
I'm looking for an Amiga SCSI controller benchmark chart/list comparing speeds of various controllers (ZORRO and turbo-card). I posted a similar message a couple years ago, got some response, but not a lot. I thought I had a more comprehensive list, but can't find it now.
I've heard GVP TREX-II is one of the fastest, or the fastest, getting something like 30mb/sec, but I can't find an actual benchmark reference now. CSPPC with SCSI-III seems like it should be faster.
If there's comprehensive speed comparison list somewhere, let me know.
Thanks,
Jaeson
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I think 30mb/sec was quite hard to get with CSPPC - my figures were between 22 - 26 IIRC. diid see some a bit higher but 30 can't remember. Well, somebody wrote here 2005:
CSMKIII and CSPPC offer theoretical maximum of 40MB/s transfer, for UW-SCSI. With a really good drive, I've managed to go slightly above 30MB/s.
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And how would you like the benchmark to be performed?
I don't have any recent ones available.
But here's a ~10 year old sysspeed screenshot from when i was testing a dirt cheap reflashed acard 7722 ide-scsi bridge with some random IDE drive on my csppc.
(https://safir.amigaos.se/bildgalleri/users2/15993_acard772cybppc.png)
Acard 7722 is not meant to be used with harddrives and needs to be reflashed to work with that but i have another acard that iiirc is faster and it nowdays operates with some sata SSD drive and it's really good.
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Thanks.
Benchmarks would be affected by the drive used, so that would be worth noting. Read vs Write speeds would also be worth noting.
In an old email, I found this about GVP T-Rex II 50mhz 060 SCSI performance:
BusSpeedTest v0.19 @ 50 MHz:
41.3 MB/s readm
22.3 MB/s writem
Jaeson
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afaik BusSpeedTest is a memory speed tester so what does it have to do with scsi if so?
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Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't look up BusSpeedTest. The old email was a response to my query about T-Rex-II SCSI speeds, but as you point out, maybe the provided information is really a memory speed test.
Jaeson