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Advice on Reliable 4 Gig SCSI

From: David H. Lee
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 03:19

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I'm in the market for a reliable 4 Gig SCSI drive for my new Micron P-133 
system.  After scanning the groups it would appear that the Seagate 
barracudas have a bad tendency towards heat-related failure..

At the moment, i'm considering the Micropolis 4 Gig SCSI drive, the 
M3???, with the 7200 rpm spindle speed and 8.5 ms access time..

Has anyone had any reliability problems with this drive? 

Also, can you recommend any other brands?

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Date: 14 Dec 1995 03:19:42 GMT
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