IDE is a more cost-effective solution, which provides lower data transfer rates, higher seek times, and supports 2 devices per controller versus 7 with scsi. Most motherboards nowadays have 2 ide controllers for a max of 4 ide devices. SCSI also has a far lower cpu utilization than IDE does. Unlike IDE, SCSI doesn't slow to a crawl when performing multiple simultaneous data transfers over a given controller. The down-side of SCSI is the cost, as well as heat and/or noise in some cases. Bottom line, if you've got the money go with SCSI, and if not go with IDE.
You could use some IDE and some SCSI.