SocceRich20
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Someone I know says that a 7200 rpm ata133 drive smokes a 15k rpm ultra3 SCSI drive. I don't think this is true, but I could be wrong. So what's the deal?
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ATA133 faster than SCSI?
- Thread starter SocceRich20
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as a proud owner of a segate x15, 18gb & 36gb and a segate 7200.7 (200) in one system i can say not a CHANCE in hell bub.
seek times it is untouchable as for bulk transfers since my scsi card kinda sucks top end its only about 15mb /sec faster than the 7200.7 ide the REAL beauty of this thing it absolutely will not transfer any slower than 40mb, it will top around 110 / sec where as you'll find ide and sata all over the map in transfers, ive been told to really make this thing go ill need a u320 and a board that can support it full (not just an old pci card)
seek times it is untouchable as for bulk transfers since my scsi card kinda sucks top end its only about 15mb /sec faster than the 7200.7 ide the REAL beauty of this thing it absolutely will not transfer any slower than 40mb, it will top around 110 / sec where as you'll find ide and sata all over the map in transfers, ive been told to really make this thing go ill need a u320 and a board that can support it full (not just an old pci card)
Who are you talking to?Vision864 said:Yes i have them both jackass on a 19160 adaptec if your not gonna add anything useful shut your hole.
and im basing my decision the fact all 3 are side by side.