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I'm always puzzled by these numbers. How come copying files between my HDs
never seem to exceed 2.5MB/Sec (burst speed)? My SCSI card is rated as
20MB/Sec Maximum, but copying speed seem to be around 1MB average. What
keeps it from reaching the maxium potential speed?
Changhsu Liu
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>SCSI-2
> "Fast" SCSI, 50 pins, 10MB/s max. Usually a standard ribbon
>connector internally and a D-shaped high-density connector
>externally.
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>SCSI-3
> Not, the last I'd heard, an official standard, but being used by
>some vendors to refer to "Wide" SCSI, 68 pins, 20MB/s max, using a
>D-shaped high-density connector (but wider than above).
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>Ultra SCSI
> SCSI-2, clocked up to 20MB/s.
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>Ultra Wide SCSI
> Wide SCSI, clocked up to 40MB/s.
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