RNDP2000 vs RNDU2000 Performance

mdgm wrote:
You could get better performance on e.g. the 300 series or 516, but with a gigabit ethernet connection you'd still be limited to not too much more than what you are getting now. A key advantage of e.g. the 300 series and 516 series is being able to do more while still getting high performance.

I picked up the RNDU2120 for only $99 (new) and hopefully I'll sell off the 2TB drive for not much less. So I have next to nothing invested and pretty much just playing around. The initial copying of files is brutal but once they are there only iSCSI will get any activity at all. I'll use it for WMC recordings... up to four concurrently. The movies stored on it via SMB will pretty much collect dust being served only to a dedicated room a couple of times a month.

I purchased it more or less to try out the "hacking" of OS 6 on it. More than likely it will be sold before long.