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I'm just wondering out of curiousity, why can you get IDE Harddrives with 20GB, 60GB, 80GB etc. capacity, but with SCSI you can only get 9GB, 36GB and 73GB? Why such awkward numbers?
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You can get SCSI drives up to 180GB -
While that may or may not be true (I wouldn't know), was that the question?Originally posted by Jakeman
You can get SCSI drives up to 180GB
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because they read and write at the same time and they dont store data the same way IDE drives do, the platters are setup a little differentlyOriginally posted by N9ne
I'm just wondering out of curiousity, why can you get IDE Harddrives with 20GB, 60GB, 80GB etc. capacity, but with SCSI you can only get 9GB, 36GB and 73GB? Why such awkward numbers?MCSE, MVP, CCIE
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IBM 08K0322 146GB SCSI 10KrpmOriginally posted by CeleronXT
While that may or may not be true (I wouldn't know), was that the question?
http://www.aiyamicro.com/htm-1/compu...rives-scsi.htmMCSE, MVP, CCIE
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Ouch....Originally posted by Asendin
IBM 08K0322 146GB SCSI 10Krpm
http://www.aiyamicro.com/htm-1/compu...rives-scsi.htmTranslations provided by Google.
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I'd rather get an awesome monitor than spend so much on a Harddrive
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