Ultra 320 SCSI vs. 2Gb FC

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Date: 06/19/05

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    I'm making a storage decision between Internal u320 SCSI and 2Gb FC.
    The performance of FC has been highly touted but if my math is working
    right it would seem to be slower, 2Gb would be
    2,000,000,000/8=250,000,000 bytes per second or almost 50% slower than
    320 MB/s. Can anyone offer advise on this one?


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