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  3. March 2004

Re: 3580LTO Drive on model 720

We recently borrowed a 2729 to put in our 720 to run a 3581 LTO drive. I
assume the 3580 is a single drive; ours is a library. It runs fine. It reduced
our save time by about 1/3 over our 3570 drive attached to a 6501 (old I
know).

HTH,
Loyd

On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 14:55:39 -0500, ken_cheung@xxxxxxx wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Has anyone upgraded from 3570 to 3580 while keeping the 2729 controller on
>model 720?
>
>On the paper, 3570 is 7mb/sec, 3580 is 35mb/sec and controller 2729 is
>14mb/sec.
>
>If I upgraded from 3570 to 3580, I should still enjoy the 2729's 14mb/sec
>even though I can't get the 35mb/sec from 3580 directly.  Any comment?
>Thanks.

--  
Mediocrity: It takes a lot less time and most people won't notice
the difference until it's too late. <http://www.despair.com/>
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