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JELo · 02-27-2007, 04:20 PM

Not that the 4000 series numbers aren't interesting but for those of us who aren't running them, I thought actual comparative numbers for some of the other units might be. And I was more concerned with numbers that might reflect file serving daily use speeds as opposed to absolute maximums. FTP is clearly the best way to ship data back and forth but I wouldn't see that as a typical means of interactive data serving. For my purposes, I use the Snap as a central repository of several hundred gigabytes of GIS/Map/reference data that I can access from several different machines I work from. . . . . just my 2cents . . . JELo

02-27-2007, 04:20 PM	#48
JELo Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Sheridan Posts: 18	Re: Comparing transfer rates with different RAM amounts Not that the 4000 series numbers aren't interesting but for those of us who aren't running them, I thought actual comparative numbers for some of the other units might be. And I was more concerned with numbers that might reflect file serving daily use speeds as opposed to absolute maximums. FTP is clearly the best way to ship data back and forth but I wouldn't see that as a typical means of interactive data serving. For my purposes, I use the Snap as a central repository of several hundred gigabytes of GIS/Map/reference data that I can access from several different machines I work from. . . . . just my 2cents . . . JELo