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11-05-2009, 04:48 PM
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Do hosts use Enterprise Drives or Desktop Drives?
i want to know if there is a difference between enterprise drives and desktop drives and which ones hosts use
im curious and cant find that information on their site anyone know much about this?
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11-05-2009, 05:32 PM
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Desktop and Enterprise drives are really only labeled for SATA disks.
All SAS/SCSI drives are Enterprise, and as far as specific hosts you'd want to ask them exactly what drive model is used. Honestly SATA = lower end performance, but gives you amazing storage capacities 1-2TB SAS/SCSI = high performance but smaller capacities with a max of 450GB In all honesty individual drives dont matter too much and what you really want is a RAID enabled system to protect them in case of a single drive failure. Additional off server backups are just as important. Check out www.RealityCheckNetwork.com or hit me up on ICQ directly 4930562 - I can spec out a server for your specific needs that's fully protected and priced for Desktop or Enterprise level performance/functionality.
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