I've forgotten what machine you have but the SCSI bus indigineous to your
machine probably won't have an interface with more than 10 MBs trtansfer rate. A
newer SCSI host adapter/card can be obtained that will match the transfer rate
of your drive.
This card will have internal and external connectors.
RosaKiana Rossi wrote:
> Chris,
> Thank you for the info.
>
> I would be connecting an internal Ultra SCSI HD to it and wondered if it
> helps the drive be as fast as it states it is.--
John B.
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