So we are wrestling with this at work. Our Dell server machines running with SCSI 15K rpm drives are slower to boot, slower to take disk images (this is before any OS interaction), slower to copy files, slower to shut down, and make more heat and noise than the SATA servers we are running.
Could someone tell me why SCSI sucks so badly when compared even to IDE let alone to SATA?
Could someone tell me why SCSI sucks so badly when compared even to IDE let alone to SATA?