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Subject: Re: Interleave factor on a 6300
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Date: Fri, 14-Aug-87 19:46:00 EDT
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When the interleave factor on a drive is default 5, use 7 on a 6300.
You will notice the improvement immediately.  Therefore if 3 is normal,
4 should do for the 6300.  This is probably even truer for the plus.
The reason is the accelerated clock speed on the motherboard, which
is not affecting the speed of the onboard drive clock, which is tied
to rpm.