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Subject: Re: Ultra ATA card doesn't seem to provide Ultra speeds.
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> The transfer rates are usually given for the outside of the disk I think.

Average transfer rates is what's usually given ([inside+outside]/2) - at least
that's what manufacturers say. However, as they usually seem too high, probably
the data rate for the first few thousand sectors are given.

01.08.2003; 18:33:47
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