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Thousands is correct. A magnetic hard disk has a bandwidth of well over 1 Gbps. Long-term stability (and this would only be any good for long-term storage, at
by neckro23 10y ago
Thousands is correct. A magnetic hard disk has a bandwidth of well over 1 Gbps.
Long-term stability (and this would only be any good for long-term storage, at that rate!) is a pretty tall order. Even current storage methods can't really manage it.
- smellf 10y agoWell, I did mix up my units - I should have said hundreds. Megabits is a weird unit to use for hard drives. But read speeds on a spinning HDD are typically going to be between 50-100MBps, so 400-800 Mbps.