Performance
Using the 3.5 7200 RPM Maxtor DiamondMax 20 160GB SATA II Mechanical HD:[HR][/HR]Tsunami D-35
Read USB 3.0 = 37.6 MB/s
Write USB 3.0 = 37.5 MB/s
Read USB 2.0 = 29.3 MB/s
Write USB 2.0 = 28.0 MB/s
Akasa Duo Dock 2S
Read USB 3.0 = 74.1 MB/s
Write USB 3.0 = 73.9 MB/s
Read USB 2.0 = 29.5 MB/s
Write USB 2.0 = 28.1 MB/s
Internal:
SATA II Read = 74.2 MB/s
SATA II Write = 74.0 MB/s
Using the OCZ Vertex II 60 GB SSD:[HR][/HR]Tsunami D-35
Read USB 3.0 = 37.6 MB/s
Write USB 3.0 = 37.5 MB/s
Read USB 2.0 = 29.3 MB/s
Write USB 2.0 = 27.9 MB/s
Internal:
SATA II Read = 212.3 MB/s
SATA II Write = 184.7 MB/s
Results[HR][/HR]This shows us many things and one of those is that the Tsunami seems to be bottlenecking at around 37.6mb/s whereas the drives can cope with upto 213mb/s. This unfortunately means you don’t see much gain with the USB 3.0 speeds over the standard USB 2.0 speeds. 8mb/s increase is pretty rubbish compared to the 50mb/s increase the Akasa DuoDock 2S gave us over the USB 2.0 speeds. In theory USB 3.0 has the bandwidth to cope with somewhere up to 400 MB/s for these kinds of devices. The Tsunami’s performance is therefore pretty rubbish in this category.
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