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I currently own a server 100mbit unmetered.2gbram.600gbsata and have huge  
files in my server i was thinking to get 4x300gb scsi ..should i stick for sata  
or scsi? i get free replacement if a hard drives brakes* ..yes i am running  
freebsd.