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> > My own drives are good 5400 rpm drives, one IBM DORS 32160 and a Conner
> > CFP1080S. Giving each drive a controller helps too. You can buy 2x NCR for
> > much less than one Adaptec :-)
> 
> ...and in my experience, you replace the two NCR's far more often than the
> one Adaptec...

I guess experiences vary. I've never had a problem with my NCR controllers
(ASUS PCI-SC200), and I have three of them.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no