wrote:
> Since I doubt that your 80GB drive is more than half
full
Win has that convenient pie chart showing how much of
the partition is being used. I could tally how much
of each partition is being used with DFSEE, and I
suspect it is more than 50%. I'm still planning to go
from the 80G. HDD I have now to a 120G. HDD for this
box, because I need more headroom in several
partitions. (One of the W2Ks is at around 82%
utilization, which isn't all that comfortable for Win.
You get complaints when trying to defrag it, for
example.)
, your restore is
> runing at something like
>
> [D:\Tmp\0]rexxtry say 40 * 1000**3 / 60 / 60 /
> 1000**2
> 11.1111111
> which is not all that great for an IDE setup. If
> you are using less than
> 40GB, the performance is even worse.
I can't say I follow your math, but it is what it is.
And those results are still a whole lot better than
what Ray reported to me for his USB connected drive.
Of course, I don't know what the size of that drive
was. If it was 3 or more times larger than the 80G.
I'm currently using for the Shuttle, that might tell
the tale.
Jordan
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