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bybigdady92 ( 635263 ) writes:
There is no mention of speed, performance, file copy replication, the ins and out of each solution, just a list of features they all share and how the author went about determining them at his whim. Without metrics this article is just a sales blurb for links. Other websites do it better: Storagereview for one, Smallnetbuilder is the other.
Another wretched sales brouchure disguised as a review by Infoworld.
byAnonymous Coward writes:
Did you read the article? Look at pages 4 and 5, there are some "metrics" for your viewing pleasure Mr. Cranky
bychrb ( 1083577 ) writes:
The metrics are a bit useless since he hasn't even used the same RAID configuration - three use RAID10, and the others RAID2 and RAID5.
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