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- <li><em>date</em>: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 17:59:21 -0700</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: cc.thomas at earthlink.net (Courtney Thomas)</li>
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Courtney
On Tuesday 25 October 2005 13:31, Brian MacLeod wrote:
> > Oh. I almost forgot. I tend to spec SCSI for systems where downtime is
> > not an option (and I have ample fan space in the box). SCSI drives have
> > a 5 year warranty (for a good reason). The best of the SATA drives
> > (seagate w/8MB cache 7200 rpm) have a 3. The best of the IDE drives
> > (seagate w/8MB cache 7200rpm) have a 3 as well. Since the bandwidth from
> > the PCI bus is 4-6 time faster than a SATA drive, a 4 drive SATA card
> > will make maximum use of the bus system. Now the bottleneck is disk IO.
>
> Actually, some of the Seagate PATA IDE drives also have a 5 year warranty.
> Otherwise I would have forced myself over to the SCSI side somehow. I know
> the ones in my current "server" are 5 year.
>
>
> I have had nothing but grief from Maxtor drives. I have not spec'd a
>
> > Maxtor SCI.
>
> Maxtor and Quantum have never been good to me. Interestingly, I think a lot
> of that is more the Quantum aspect rather than the Maxtor -- not long after
> the acquisition is when I really had issues with Maxtor's stuff at work --
> probably the Quantum stuff renamed.
>
> Worst experience: Quantum Fireballs: we had 10Gb versions, and a run of
> only 10 computers, but of those 10, only 2 ended up with the original
> drives still in them. Of the 8 that died, 5-6 had a hole blown in one of
> the chips that was not there originally.
>
> I thought the line name fit perfectly... :-)
> bnm
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