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Fujitsu MAH3xxx MAH3182LP
  September 27, 2000 Author: Eugene Ra  


IOMeter Performance

 Testbed II IOMeter Normalized GraphsDetails... 
Windows 2000 Professional, Unpartitioned
File Server Index
Workstation Index
Database Index
Seagate Barracuda 18XL (18.4 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 188.67|
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Western Digital Vantage (18.3 GB U2W-SCSI) - 179.81|
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Quantum Atlas V (36.7 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 178.32|
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Seagate Barracuda 9LP (9.1 GB U2W-SCSI) - 168.42|
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Fujitsu MAH3xxx (18.2 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 165.78|
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IBM Deskstar 75GXP (75.0 GB ATA-66) - 143.73|
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Seagate Barracuda 18XL (18.4 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 193.61|
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Western Digital Vantage (18.3 GB U2W-SCSI) - 187.62|
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Fujitsu MAH3xxx (18.2 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 178.41|
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Seagate Barracuda 9LP (9.1 GB U2W-SCSI) - 173.09|
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Quantum Atlas V (36.7 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 169.54|
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IBM Deskstar 75GXP (75.0 GB ATA-66) - 160.72|
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Seagate Barracuda 18XL (18.4 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 189.86|
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Quantum Atlas V (36.7 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 179.94|
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Western Digital Vantage (18.3 GB U2W-SCSI) - 178.33|
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Fujitsu MAH3xxx (18.2 GB Ultra160/m SCSI) - 175.56|
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Seagate Barracuda 9LP (9.1 GB U2W-SCSI) - 172.56|
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IBM Deskstar 75GXP (75.0 GB ATA-66) - 142.57|
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When it comes to IOMeter, the MAH posts decent, yet unspectacular, scores. Its Workstation IOMeter Index (a weighted average of Light, Medium, and Heavy loads) score of 178.41 places it somewhere between the category-leading Barracuda 18XL and the Quantum Atlas V.

An interesting aside involves Quantum's Fireball and Atlas line. The Atlas brings up the rear when it comes to SCSI Workstation figures. The Fireball, on the other hand, leads the pack. Both drives are ostensibly based on the same line... and the scores for both drives in the Workstation Index are very close. Note that SCSI's advantage seems to shine in the File Server and Database indices, where the Atlas pulls away from its brother.

 Conclusion...


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