- Model: ORB2SI01A
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Fast backups, easy to use, expensive disks,
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This review is from: Castlewood ORB 2.2GB SCSI INT REMOVABLE ( ORB2SI01A ) (Electronics)
I have used this for over 2 years. Apart from one faulty disk, which was replaced foc. I have had no reliability issues at all.The drive was easy to install. I have a 500 MHz AMD K6-2 system, with 2 SCSI and one IDE hard drive. I am using an Adaptec AHA-2940W SCSI-2 PCI adapter I get data transfer rates of about 7Mbyte/sec, according to the Adaptec SCSIbench utility. This compares with 3.5Mbyte/sec for an old CONNER CP30540 hard drive, and 9Mbyte/sec for a SEAGATE Barracuda SX19171. The speed and size of the 2.2GByte disks facilitates the chore of doing backups. I also find it a useful way of transferring very large files between PCs that are not networked. These ORB drives are way better than burning CDs or ZIP drives if you have a lot of data, and they are way faster than tape backups.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fast, efficient backup system. Disks are a bit pricey.,
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This review is from: Castlewood ORB 2.2GB SCSI INT REMOVABLE ( ORB2SI01A ) (Electronics)
I have used this for over 2 years. Apart from one faulty disk, which was replaced foc. I have had no reliability issues at all.The drive was easy to install. I have a 500 MHz AMD K6-2 system, with 2 SCSI and one IDE hard drive. I am using an Adaptec AHA-2940W SCSI-2 PCI adapter I get data transfer rates of about 7Mbyte/sec, according to the Adaptec SCSIbench utility. This compares with 3.5Mbyte/sec for an old CONNER CP30540 hard drive, and 9Mbyte/sec for a SEAGATE Barracuda SX19171. The speed and size of the 2.2GByte disks facilitates the chore of doing backups. I also find it a useful way of transferring very large files between PCs that are not networked. These ORB drives are way better than burning CDs or ZIP drives if you have a lot of data, and they are way faster than tape backups.
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