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dpassmor at sneakers.org writes:

>You know, as has been said before, the mechanics of the drive normally do
>not change between IDE and SCSI... just the controlling logic. A Seagate
>SCSI drive is just as likely to croak as a Seagate IDE drive.

At the high end that isn't true - no one sticks IDE logic on their
bleeding-edge mechanics.

>With that said, I think IDE vs. SCSI is just like any religious war... moot,
>because each has its place.

I am *very* intruiged by subsystems that do RAID across a few IDE drives
and talk SCSI to the host. I have't seen one in my price range yet though...

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