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Hi all, As a bit of a follow up to my last post, I've begun thinking about replacement SCSI drives. I have an AIC-7880 on the motherboard, and would like to use it to it's utmost. I see that most drives these days come w/ SCA interfaces. I've seen adapters for SCA to 50/68 pin, so I know the physical side is OK. Can I use these newer drives w/ the older chipset? I know I won't get the best possible performance but that is OK. For instance, I saw the following at Global Micro: QUANTUM ATLAS IV 36.4GB ULTRA-160 SCSI WIDE 68 PIN LVD $256.00 QUANTUM ATLAS IV 36.4GB ULTRA-160 SCSI SCA 80 PIN LVD $178.00 What is the difference? Thanks for your advice. I'm a bit ignorant in the SCSI realm. Drew Drew Taylor JA[P|m_p|SQL]H http://www.drewtaylor.com/ Just Another Perl|mod_perl|SQL Hacker mailto:drew at drewtaylor.com *** God bless America! ***
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