SCSI sample loading time

Hi,

Just caught this video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_3x-9UEjxk&feature

At the end he loads up an 808 kit and the loading time is mega fast (you can see how fast it is as he is filming the connected computer monitor through the process). My Mcdisk II is not half as fast.

Are yours?

He is not using an MCDISK for storage.

MCDISKS can load reasonably fast if you are using the Vailixi 3.50 OS and SCSI MULTI SECTOR TRANSFER is set to "ON".

Of course, you will need to turn this setting "OFF" again when it comes to saving.

MCDISKS are not so fast at reading and writing.

They are however, reliable when it comes to both tasks; and that is more important than overall speed.

Rohan.

I like the vid. VGA on the 3k is so fresh

What is he using that is this fast Rohan? HD?

flextone wrote:What is he using that is this fast Rohan? HD?

Only a couple of things I know of that are that fast when used for storage with an MPC3000.

A regular old SCSI HD in an external case. ( Think ancient QUANTUM EMPIRE or MAVERICK or modern SCSI type with adapters and such )

Or ...

The SCSI SSD flash fixed disk that JD at SCSI4SAMPLERS sells:

http://www.scsiforsamplers.com/ssd.asp

Rohan

mmmmmm SSD...

Thanks.

Hey Rohan,

Just a question, but i think i know the answer.

With the SSD disk, still the same size and number of partitions for the 3K ?

thanks

happy Xmas to all

kejlabal wrote:Hey Rohan,

Just a question, but i think i know the answer.

With the SSD disk, still the same size and number of partitions for the 3K ?

Yes, for now ...... still the same number and size of partitions.

Rohan

Yes, for now

Wow Wow, for NOW ? Is there a new version of your OS OMG, was Christmas inspiring ?

quick offtopic Scsi Question, please somone tell me:

i got my SCSI cable today for using my CF Drive with the ASR 10

however it needs Power step down from 110 to 220 V

same for the MPC 60

but for now i only have one step down converter



so my question is: is it correct that i can not power off the SCSI CF Drive as long as the ASR 10 is ON ?

otherwise it wil damage the SCSI of my ASR 10 ?

start a new thread dude.


thread jacking is rude.