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Using the SoloPRO
Using the SoloPRO with either Windows or a Mac was just as simple as plugging it in!
Performance Testing
eSATA
I connected the SoloPRO via the eSATA port and performed the usual array of disk testing.
Using CrystalDiskMark, the numbers were as follows:
Using HD Tune Pro, they were as follows:
USB 2.0
I connected the SoloPRO via the USB 2.0 port and performed the usual array of disk testing.
Using CrystalDiskMark, the numbers were as follows:
My alternative to this – because I found the price to be less than reasonable – is Sentry Safe’s QA0121, which allows me to gradually increase space too, or to swap disks and take them offsite. Also gives a couple of other things – critical documents, a USB stick or three – reasonable protection. And it’s relatively inexpensive – I paid about $65 plus the cost of the drive.
thanks Varun