scsi

[Hitesh0528]

can someone explain to me waht SCSI means and what is the use and purpose

 

[cajun33]

http://foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/ is another useful computer dictionary

 

[Hitesh0528]

does anyone know of any examples of a scsi drive

 

[Hitesh0528]

ya i guess pictures or what does a scsi drive look like or just something so i knwo what it is

 

[Hitesh0528]

so pretty much all hard drives are scsi

 

[thefork8]

plus, if I'm not mistaken, SCSI controllers can handle multiple devices at one time, IDE isn't capable of this. Plus IDE routes transfers through the processor and SCSI can handle transfers between SCSI devices with next to no processor use at all. SCSI is also more expensive than the IDE devices and require addressing and proper termination when setting up