> >That's a good point along with Dan's legacy SCSI backplane example. But I
> >can argue this is a misconfiguration. Why use a 160 MB/S drive in a system
> >where it will only run at 40 or 80 MB/S?
>
> For the same reason that many people are using U2 drives in SE mode.
> The LVD drives are becoming the commodity drive manufactured, they
> are cheaper, and they are upwards compatible for when you decide to
> replace your controller/system.
Absolutely. Imagine my pleasnt surprise that the Quantum drive I bought for
LVD/Ultra2 testing in fact turned out to be an Ultra3 drive.
-matt
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