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Re: How important is to look for matching DCM?

October 19th, 2013, 17:39

FYI, there was a thread at Tom's Hardware where a 500GB WD drive benchmarked like a shortstroked 750GB drive with the same areal density. It appears that WD may have taken a higher capacity drive from the same generation, with two 500GB platters and 3 heads, and then reduced its capacity by shortstroking it.
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