loke, 14 days ago

@mr_daemon Yes. Along with the Ultra 1 and 2. Sadly the later 5 and 10 felt less reliable.

mr_daemon, 14 days ago

@loke The Ultra 10 was comparitively shitty, too. I say this with all the love in the world, but it definitely was the cheaper model, with IDE/ATA instead of SCSI, and mostly PC compatible parts.

The disk in it does ATA33, and does not support DMA at all. Just PIO.

3 megabytes per second of sustained throughput is about the best you will get, and I love it all the same.

loke, 14 days ago

@mr_daemon Yeah, I felt really lucky that I was able to snag that Ultra 60, with a lot of my colleagues using the 5 and 10.