• Zip through at 800Mbps with HighPoint RocketStor 5122B Dual Bay USB 3.0 Drive Dock

    • Speed with USB connections have been on the rise. The all new HighPoint RocketStor 5122B Dual Bay USB 3.0 Drive Dock brags about speeds touching 800Mbps. This pretty much hogs up the bandwidth of the technology at its full potential. It connects to PCs through dual USB-to-SATA controller chips. On pairing the dock with a HighPoint 1144A multi-host USB 3.0 card, you can enjoy speeds of up to 10Gbps by making the most of the 6GB drive bays. This is incredible transfer speed and one that can pay off manifold.
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    Posted in Topics:Computing, , , , on July 26, 2012 by gary

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