Matthew Conrad
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Did a few quick tests with a new caldigit esata/usb3 combo card... check it.
Red SSD Reader - 128gb SSD Card
esata - read: 174 write: 146
fw800 - read 82 write: 82 (to macpro fw800)
Red MINI SSD Reader - 128gb SSD Card
usb3 - read: 208 write: 50
fw800 - read 80 write: 80 (to macpro fw800)
3TB Segate 7200rpm
usb3 - read: 176 write: 172
So the USB3 wins for read speed from the mini ssd reader, but I'm not sure why the write speed is so slow... I feel like its the reader more so than the caldigit since the seagate's write speeds moves pretty quick. Either way... I don't do much writing TO the ssd, so I'm fine with the results.
Side note.... the card readers pop immediately with esata, but usb3 takes about 20 seconds.
Red SSD Reader - 128gb SSD Card
esata - read: 174 write: 146
fw800 - read 82 write: 82 (to macpro fw800)
Red MINI SSD Reader - 128gb SSD Card
usb3 - read: 208 write: 50
fw800 - read 80 write: 80 (to macpro fw800)
3TB Segate 7200rpm
usb3 - read: 176 write: 172
So the USB3 wins for read speed from the mini ssd reader, but I'm not sure why the write speed is so slow... I feel like its the reader more so than the caldigit since the seagate's write speeds moves pretty quick. Either way... I don't do much writing TO the ssd, so I'm fine with the results.
Side note.... the card readers pop immediately with esata, but usb3 takes about 20 seconds.