Benchmarks Continued:
SiSoft Sandra:
Next we ran the SiSoft Removeable Storage Benchmark:
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The benchmark returned by the SiSoft removeable storage does return some very impressive numbers for the Express Drive and as we show here the left screen shot with the TurboHHD utility installed and running resulted in numbers which are much better than the average USB 2.0 thumb drives on the market today.
HD Tune Pro:
Running the HD Tune Pro against the Express Drive, we were really impressed with the results. With these types of results we are able to use the Express Drive for such things as using the drive to hold a virtual machine image which can be accessed and used while being stored on the drive.
File Benchmark
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BenchMark:
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The results of the HD Tune Pro Benchmark was very different in the results. The Benchmark we ran without the initialization of the Turbo HDD utility was just slightly better than a USB 2.0 drive. The TurboHDD utility was then enabled and the benchmark ran again resulting in numbers that are equivilant to low RPM IDE drives. Simply impressive!!
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