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Old 5th July 2009, 14:37
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Question Cache: 16Mb or 32Mb

Hi,

Anyone got any strong feelings on whether a 32Mb cached drive is better than 16Mb? I intend to use them in a RAID 5 SATA array and my planned size is 640Gb (based on the 2TB array size limitation of the Adaptec 2410SA).

I'd also be interested in what drive models people prefer ... I tend to prefer Seagate and Hitachi, historically haven't liked Maxtor (though I think they may be Seagates too these days) but a friend of mine fair spits when he hears mention of Western Digital.

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