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From: Craig Johnston <caj@comm.net>
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Subject: slow drives with NCR SCSI
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Date: Wed, 18 Dec 1996 14:38:35 -0600 (CST)
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I was asking about drives that are known to perform well with the
NCR SCSI chip and didn't get much response.  Let me rephrase:  what
drives are known to NOT work well with this chip?  I am contemplating
the 2 gig IBM SCSI drive that currently runs 300-something, I forget
the model number.  Can anyone verify that this drive does work well
with the NCR chip, and give some performance numbers?

TIA,
Craig