su4100 vs su7300: which one will perform better?
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Hi, I have some Intel test comparison charts... - Itunes, the SU7300 and SU4100 perfomed equal - Excel, the SU7300 performed marginally better - for digital encoding and Photoshop, the SU7300 performed significantly better
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I never owned nor used the R5130 so I am unable to compare it with the R5150 which I bought. I am very satisfied with its performance. Toby
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The 7200 is faster. when hooked up directly to the TV when using a cable input - it takes around 20 seconds for the 7200 to actuate automatically. There are a lot of features for this modelI believe you would be please with it
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I would imagine the 32 gig model is faster since it would have more flash chips on it. trust corsairs site over all other references which aren't highly trustworthy review sites.
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The 7200 is faster. when hooked up directly to the TV when using a cable input - it takes around 20 seconds for the 7200 to actuate automatically. There are a lot of features for this model I believe you would be please with it
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I have 4 ST3000DM0001 and one ST3000VN0000 in a Synology DS1512+ and it doesn't cause any problems. It doesn't add anything to performance either though. The price between the two is only $10 dollars right now, so I would just flip a coin. My long term plan is to replace the DM drives with VN drives as my old drives die.
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I don't know the difference-but I had the H730 before and liked it so I ordered another one.
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I honestly don't know our plans for Arrandale on our UL series. I think there are two options coming from Intel (4 threads and 8) and they are probably much more expensive than the SU7300. Those might be processors for a $1400 ultra-niche model; not sure what we're going to do (really!). We are extremely pleased with the positive reviews from the SU7300 cpu models (spec/price balance) so I wouldn't want to see us mess with success too soon.
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As you can see from the description of the CPU the AO722-Bz197 has twice the cache (1MB x 2 L2) than the AO722-BZ454 (1MB L2).This means that the BZ197 will be somewhat faster than the other model.As far as I can see this is the only difference.
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I have a DS713+ for my home and I'm very happy with it. I think that unless you are a videographer that produces several gigabytes a month in content, you won't need any more storage than a DS713 gives you. Maybe you would want to upgrade RAM later, specially if you're backing up to CrashPlan or something like that, but a 4gb DIMM for the DS713+ costs $50. I would definitely recommend DS713 over DS415
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5400 is actually better (or at the very least, no worse) than 7200 for large files since the heads spend less time bouncing around the platters trying to find your data. Also once you RAID these, which is what they're designed for, they'll be plenty fast enough that you won't think twice about how fast they spin.
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The 3800 is more powerfull and generates more heat. I recommend the 3800 with no doubt.
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Go for 713+.I got it ... its a dream.This is my 3rd Synology ... only due to upgrade.
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I am not sure of the differences between the two model numbers you have listed. I do know that the "Reds" are highly rated and I wouldn't put anything else into one of our servers.
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Okay, so specs so far for UL30vt:Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 1.3GHz Processor, Overclockable to 1.73 GHzGeForce G210M / Intel GMA4500MHD. Switchable.4GB DDR3 Memory 1066 MHz (8GB max ?)5400RPM 320GB HDD ? or 500GB ?13.3" 1366x768 LED LCD DisplayWiFi 802.11 b/g/nBluetooth 2.1 ?8 Cell 5600 mAh Battery. Is it safe to assume no lesser battery than this will be used ?0.3 Megapixel Camera. I'm assuming this won't be upgraded to the standard 1.3MP ?Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.1 year Accidental Warranty, 2 years Basic Warranty ?And I'm assuming there's no optical mouse or carrying bag, since that's been removed from the descriptions of the other models.Still a couple things in the air, feel free to enlighten us, or correct my mistakes, Mr. Asus. Okay, so specs so far for UL30vt:Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 1.3GHz Processor, Overclockable to 1.73 GHzGeForce G210M / Intel GMA4500MHD. Switchable.4GB DDR3 Memory 1066 MHz (8GB max ?)5400RPM 320GB HDD ? or 500GB ?13.3" 1366x768 LED LCD DisplayWiFi 802.11 b/g/nBluetooth 2.1 ?8 Cell 5600 mAh Battery. Is it safe to assume no lesser battery than this will be used ?0.3 Megapixel Camera. I'm assuming this won't be upgraded to the standard 1.3MP ?Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.1 year Accidental Warranty, 2 years Basic Warranty... » Read More Okay, so specs so far for UL30vt:Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 1.3GHz Processor, Overclockable to 1.73 GHzGeForce G210M / Intel GMA4500MHD. Switchable.4GB DDR3 Memory 1066 MHz (8GB max ?)5400RPM 320GB HDD ? or 500GB ?13.3" 1366x768 LED LCD DisplayWiFi 802.11 b/g/nBluetooth 2.1 ?8 Cell 5600 mAh Battery. Is it safe to assume no lesser battery than this will be used ?0.3 Megapixel Camera. I'm assuming this won't be upgraded to the standard 1.3MP ?Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.1 year Accidental Warranty, 2 years Basic Warranty ?And I'm assuming there's no optical mouse or carrying bag, since that's been removed from the descriptions of the other models.Still a couple things in the air, feel free to enlighten us, or correct my mistakes, Mr. Asus. « Show Less
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Hi. Never tried the 7 but I can tell you it sounds way better than the procenter 1000. I've got it paired with a couple promonitor 1000s and they are great. Before purchasing it, I realized it is more sensitive than the mythos 7 so it's posible that the drivers are better. When the 3 was new, it was more expensive than mythos 7 today.
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Yes it works just fine. The 7000 & 7100 are the same when it comes to remote usage.