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hi, i have noticed that i can get a 10k RPM scsi drive plus the controller for alot less that a raptor hard drive. are these scsi drives as good as the raptors or are they outdated and slow?
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the 15,000 RPM are still the fastest ever even in SCSI. they are older and outdated and many ways, and the run very hot, plus most MOBO's i dont think have a built in SCSI adapter (im not sure thought) so you may need to get a controller card for those. in all honesty, i dont think its worth getting them. stick with SATA2
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ok thanks.
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