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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Hi,
I recently bought a scsi2 to IDE adapter which I have been using with the scsi card for my blizzard 1230MK4. I've having a few issues with it unfortunately, mainly with speed. The onboard IDE is reporting speeds of around 2MB/s, with idefix installed (and an ide express adapter & 8GB compact flash card). Using a fairly new 80GB ide hard drive on the scsi-ide adapter - and I get about the same speeds? I understood the blizzard scsi card was meant to be a fair bit faster than the on board ide, even with an expansion board - scsi 1 is potentially 10MB/s? So - I dug out an old, large 9.1GB ultra wide scsi drive and used that (noisy brute!) and I get 4.5MB/s, which is more like it. Probably the limits of the processor I'm using (030@50). I've been using small partitions for speed checks (< 2GB) so there should be no file system quirks etc with sysinfo disk speed check. I'm using a "IDSC21-E" converter card. Has anybody else setup anything similar, or have any ideas why things are so slow using the adapter? surely a modern ide drive should be far more more than a measly 2MB/s? Thanks, Ian. |
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