Someone said that SCSI has no advantage over IDE, my experience is totally different, for a multiuser unix system (Sco Openserver 5.0.5) I used IDE and it slow down the whole processing of each indvidual user, I switched back to SCSI and everything worked fine again, it has something to do with the nature of SCSI disks which can accept multiple request at once against IDE which can only attend one request each time, it makes a tremendous difference on multi user systems worth the price. I have heard of new faster IDE disks, I have used new computers that we have received and have installed my system in those to see if I can get any speed advantage but so far it hasn't been SCSI seems to be better even at the newest IDE disks. I stick to SCSI for performance. definetely.
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