Jeff wrote:
>
> On Dec 23, 2004, at 9:27 AM, Alex wrote:
>
>
>> Running hdparm reported
>> A) 920mb/s (SCSI 10k)
>> B) 270mb/s (SCSI 10k)
>> C) 1750mb/s (IDE 7.2k)
>
>
>
> IDE disks lie about write completion (This can be disabled on some
> drives) whereas SCSI drives wait for the data to actually be written
> before they report success. It is quite
> easy to corrupt a PG (Or most any db really) on an IDE drive. Check
> the archives for more info.
Do we have any real info on this? Specifically which drives? Is SATA the
same way? What about SATA-II?
I am not saying it isn't true (I know it is) but this is a blanket
statement that may or may not be
true with newer tech.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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