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Subject: Re: Memory speed (was Re: _big_ IDE disks?)
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> 
> With what disk and controller are you getting 120 MB/sec transfer rates?
> 

Umm, read the articles in question.  It explains how we're doing memory
speed tests, not disk speed tests.  The disks aren't even being touched
(except to load the test program).


Nate