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October 30th 03, 09:46 PM
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U160 Crappy transfer rates in Windows XP
Please help - I have a ST318436LW Ultra 160 connected to a AHA29160 and I
get really poor performance in Windows XP. Right now the drive is set up not as the boot drive but is the only one connected to the 29160. I have heard something about WinXP and poor SCSI performance but I couldn't get any more info on it. Any help/pointers would be appreciated. As far as I know my drivers/bios for the card are up to date. Thanks! 
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