In my previous post I mentioned that we're looking to get an HP Surestore. The suppliers said that nothing less a rather expensive Adaptec card would do. If we need to buy an expensive Ultra-Wide card, we will. I would have thought that it was overkill for the speed that such a drive can manage? Am I missing something? Are the lower priced cards of such inferior quality that it would be a mistake to buy them? BTW - no SCSI hard drives in use at the moment - cannot afford them. thanks, Tom
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