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Offline DamionTopic starter

A3000 SCSI transfer rate
« on: February 13, 2010, 09:54:53 PM »
Hi,

Been playing with my A3000D the last few days, and am curious what kind of performance is possible with the onboard SCSI.

With a CSMK-II '060 and all the latest chips, I'm getting about 3.7 MB/s synchronous. I know the WD33C93 is ancient, but I was hoping for a little better since I'm considering temporarily retiring the A2000, but sadly the MK-II SCSI doesn't fit in the A3000D, and my A2K/TekMagic has an excellent SCSI controller (10 MB/s). So it's a toss-up - Z3 vs better SCSI. :P

It would seem according to this page that faster rates are in theory possible, and I've heard rumors of 6 MB/s on the A3000... if all else fails, I suppose another faster option would be some type of flash drive with a DENEB.

*edit* Also, I keep reading about a "J800 WD33C93 Speed" but I must be blind, cuz I don't see a J800 on either of my A3000 motherboards...  :-o
« Last Edit: February 13, 2010, 10:02:36 PM by Damion »
 

Offline DamionTopic starter

Re: A3000 SCSI transfer rate
« Reply #1 on: February 13, 2010, 11:08:18 PM »
Cool, it's as fast as it's gonna get then (a bit under 4 MB/s measured with RSCP). It's not unbearable, just a little sluggish which is to be expected.