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From: richard@pegasus.com (Richard Foulk)
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       "Re: DAT or removable device?" (Aug 28,  7:52pm)
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} * Supposedly, the NCR/Symbios-based cards don't perform well under heavy
}   loads, such as when you have three or more disks being accessed
}   *simultaneously*.  This isn't an issue for most people.

This appears to be hearsay.  No numbers have been presented.


Richard