On Thu, September 22, 2005 2:48 pm, Roger Searle said:
> There's always the possibility I'm wrong but I thought that all the
> parallel or serial ata drives are compatible. A good place to start for
> prices is pricespy...
>
> http://www.pricespy.co.nz/cat_3.html
>
> 100 gig is pretty small these
On 9/22/05, Craig FALCONER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
seagate barraccuda is sex-on-toast. maxtor isn't.
Do you need maximum space or maximum speed?
space I should think.
What spec machine is the drive going into?
Oh dear :S Don't quote me on any of this but I believe the current setup
There's always the possibility I'm wrong but I thought that all the
parallel or serial ata drives are compatible. A good place to start for
prices is pricespy...
http://www.pricespy.co.nz/cat_3.html
100 gig is pretty small these days. Depending on how much you want to
spend you could go a
I seem to vaguely remember this coming up recently, but I don't recall the results.
What is the advice on a harddrive that is linux compatible. One that's about 100Gb would be nice :) Is there anything I should be wary of should a shop assistant try to swindle me. I'm not a huge hardware purchase
