thebellbell
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System Specs:
ASRock P55 Extreme
I5-760
4GB DDR3 1333 Memory
GTX-470
WD20EARS - 2TB
WD3200YS - 320GB
I've been running this setup for a little over a year with the WD20EARS partitioned with the C with 175GB for Windows 7 Ultimate system and 1.64TB for data storage, I just got the WD3200YS today and from what I've been reading people seem to be saying that the WD20EARS arent good for Windows Home Server system but does the same apply to Windows 7?
So should i format the C Drive partition on the WD20EARS, format the WD3200YS and install Windows 7 onto the WD3200YS to get better speeds or just leave the current setup?
Using HD Tune
Benchmark WD20EARS
Minimum - 2.6 Mbs
Maximum - 124.3 Mbs
Average - 83.6Mbs
Burst Rate - 140.3Mbs
Access Time - 17.8Ms
Benchmark WD3200YS
Minimum - 36.8 Mbs
Maximum - 63.6 Mbs
Average - 54.5Mbs
Burst Rate - 133.4Mbs
Access Time - 13.7Ms
ASRock P55 Extreme
I5-760
4GB DDR3 1333 Memory
GTX-470
WD20EARS - 2TB
WD3200YS - 320GB
I've been running this setup for a little over a year with the WD20EARS partitioned with the C with 175GB for Windows 7 Ultimate system and 1.64TB for data storage, I just got the WD3200YS today and from what I've been reading people seem to be saying that the WD20EARS arent good for Windows Home Server system but does the same apply to Windows 7?
So should i format the C Drive partition on the WD20EARS, format the WD3200YS and install Windows 7 onto the WD3200YS to get better speeds or just leave the current setup?
Using HD Tune
Benchmark WD20EARS
Minimum - 2.6 Mbs
Maximum - 124.3 Mbs
Average - 83.6Mbs
Burst Rate - 140.3Mbs
Access Time - 17.8Ms
Benchmark WD3200YS
Minimum - 36.8 Mbs
Maximum - 63.6 Mbs
Average - 54.5Mbs
Burst Rate - 133.4Mbs
Access Time - 13.7Ms