Re: A question about WD1600
From: Penang (penang_at_myrealbox.com)
Date: 12/04/04
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Date: 4 Dec 2004 07:38:25 -0800
Thank you and thank all for your help.
The drive I bought has only WD1600 printed on.
I bought it on a computer expo - where lots and lots of vendors
selling the same item, and all of them advertised it as ATA-133 - they
have two versions, one with 2MB buffer, the other one 8MB buffer - and
that's about all I have about the drive, other than the one I got from
WD's website.
Anyway, I am doing test drive on the drive right now.
Thanks a lot to all, again !!!
"Tod" <no_spam_me@comcast.net> wrote in message news:<SNVrd.602409$mD.170810@attbi_s02>...
> WD 1600 "JB" 8mbs cache
> WD 1600 "BB" 2mbs cache
>
> both are 160GBs and ATA-100
> >I just bought a Western Digital Caviar 160GB harddrive - model number
> > WD1600 - with 8MB buffer.
> >
> > It is advertised as a ATA-133 drive - but when I got to Western
> > Digital's website, all it list is that WD1600 has a 2MB buffer and it
> > is reated for ATA-100.
> >
> > On the drive itself there is absolutely NO information about the
> > memory buffer, nor the ATA rating.
> >
> > Therefore, is there anyone here who can tell me how to find out the
> > info - or where to look for them ?
> >
> > Thank you !
> >
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