Ezio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Photoshop and other I/O bound applications receive a great help in speeding > up from I/O ... MORE than upgrading the clock of the CPU. Anyone wanting more IO speed at a reasonable price might want to think about an IDE array. Promise make an IDE RAID card - check their web site and you'll find a link to a comparison of a 2 drive array with a 15K rpm SCSI drive. The array performs pretty well. I find myself constantly frustrated by waiting for scans to load and save. My second hard drive is an old mode 4 5400rpm drive - the CDROM drive actually reads a scan file faster than the old hard drive! Price for an array: 2 x IBM 7200rpm 15GB drives + Promise RAID Controller total cost about US$330 The cost of a SCSI 3 adapter and a suitable SCSI 3 drive would be quite a bit more. Rob
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