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How much does a drives RPM make a difference?
I have two ReadyNAS NV+ units that I use in a home environment. One of the NV+ units is used to back up some (but not all) of the data from the primary NV+ unit. I have 5 Macs, two AppleTVs, two TiV...
Hi, All. I'm sorry I fell out of the discussion for awhile (summer vacations and work and all).
Back when this discussion was active, I actually put an Ultra 4 in my Amazon cart. At the time, the price was $530. Today, I noticed the price had dropped to $506 so it renewed my interest in this. I re-read this thread and now am trying to figure out the difference between the Ultra and the Ultra Plus. As best as I can tell the only difference is that the Ultra Plus has a dual core processor whereas the Ultra has a single core processor? Am I correct?
By way of comparison, today the Ultra 4 Plus is $597 on Amazon and $600 on New Egg (New Egg has the Ultra 4 for $530). It seems to me that having dual core is not worth the extra $95 or so; however, if I could find an Ultra 4 Plus for $550 (the price New Egg had offered back in June, according to PapaBear), the Ultra 4 Plus would be a better buy than the Ultra. Thoughts?
Back when this discussion was active, I actually put an Ultra 4 in my Amazon cart. At the time, the price was $530. Today, I noticed the price had dropped to $506 so it renewed my interest in this. I re-read this thread and now am trying to figure out the difference between the Ultra and the Ultra Plus. As best as I can tell the only difference is that the Ultra Plus has a dual core processor whereas the Ultra has a single core processor? Am I correct?
By way of comparison, today the Ultra 4 Plus is $597 on Amazon and $600 on New Egg (New Egg has the Ultra 4 for $530). It seems to me that having dual core is not worth the extra $95 or so; however, if I could find an Ultra 4 Plus for $550 (the price New Egg had offered back in June, according to PapaBear), the Ultra 4 Plus would be a better buy than the Ultra. Thoughts?
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