Hard Drive

[j-pee]

I not very good in english

So

What the difference with the caches 8 mo and 16 mo caches?

Do you have a benchmarck ? For the 250 gig who have 8 mo and 16 mo caches please?


Please show me the result!

thank you !

[Schwarz]

A cache (pronounced CASH) is a place to store something temporarily. The files you automatically request by looking at a Web page are stored on your hard disk in a cache subdirectory under the directory for your browser (for example, Internet Explorer). When you return to a page you've recently looked at, the browser can get it from the cache rather than the original server, saving you time and the network the burden of some additional traffic. You can usually vary the size of your cache, depending on your particular browser.
A disk cache (either a reserved area of RAM or a special hard disk cache) where a copy of the most recently accessed data and adjacent (most likely to be accessed) data is stored for fast access.
So depending on what you do with your computer this would affect your choice.
If you only surf the net then I would bother too much but if you do a lot of heavy video or graphics editing or even audio editing then this could affect your choice.
As for gaming I do not beleive it makes a BIG BIG change its really minimal.

By the way you said MO meaning Mega Octets.
So you must be french like me
Bienvenue au Forum de bjorn3d mon amis

- Schwarz

[Gray]

A Picture (http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q4/seagate-7200.9/index.x?pg=1) is worth a thousand words.

http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q4/seagate-7200.9/worldbench-overall.gif

Try clicking HERE (http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q4/seagate-7200.9/index.x?pg=1) and it will take you to an article with pictures.

Dankt Schwarz.
Ich wollte helfen.

[j-pee]

Thank you.

[Schwarz]

Danke grauer Dank für die Abbildung

[j-pee]

Danke grauer Dank für die Abbildung


what!

[Bio-Hazard]

He said Thanks Gray for the pics............. :shock:

[Schwarz]

Hehe !