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From: jeff_pyne@brains.UUCP (Jeff Pyne)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
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Date: 9 Sep 89 01:08:01 GMT
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Organization: Cerebral Cortex BBS
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Which controler? SCSI, ESDI, ADAPTEC, or PERSTOR for an AT Compatible.
  I am having trouble deciding upon the "optimal" Hard Disk or Hard/Floppy
controller for my AT compatible. Is it true that SCSI has the highest
transfer rates/second? Are the Seagate drives with the "N" letter tacked onto
the number just reworked RLL drives? Why does the controller Seagate makes
for these drives so cheap? And is SHAMROCK of Westlake Village, California a
reputable company to deal with? I am trying to assemble a Hard Disk system in
the 65 - 80 Mb range with approximately 17-28 Ms access time. Any help is
appreciated. 
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