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Disk speed test
Anyone have a utility for testing HD I/O speed?
Are all Win/XP Pro SATA disk installs shown in the BIOS as IDE drives?? Thanks |
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DiskWriggler also works well. It's a free tool and itt comes in Unix and Windows flavors.
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IOMeter is arguably one of the better ones. It allows testing things such as multi-user random access.
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Thanks for the responses..
Gonna try em all! |
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