To test the TS-364, we used 3 WD Red 6TB drives ( 5,400rpm class, 64MB cache), built into the RAID arrays supported by the device; RAID 0 (3 disks),1, (2 disks) and 5 (3 disks) then tested.
Software:
Atto Disk Benchmark.
IOMeter.
Intel NASPT.
PCMark10 Data Drive Benchmark.
To test the 2.5GbE connectivity of the TS-264 we used a Gigabyte GG-AQC107, 10Gbe card. Thanks to Gigabyte for their support with this. You can see more information on this card on the Gigabyte site, over HERE.
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The popularity of handhelds have waxed and waned over the years/generations as console maker priorities have shifted and audience trends changed. That said the launch of the Nintendo Switch ushered us into a new handheld renaissance of sorts. With rumours claiming that Sony is looking to once again re-enter the market, it is time we looked back to the portable PlayStation’s past successes, failures, and lessons (hopefully) learned for what (and what not) to do.
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