On Tuesday 25 Feb 2003 12:40 pm, g wrote:
> >>what are oem model numbers of drives?
> >
> > Maxtor Fireball HDDMXT040GB54
> > Diamond Max +8 HDDIDEK2B
>
> ok. need to make a few checks, a couple of emails and 2 sites.
>
> i know several who are using same mainboard and 40g0 drive.
> not sure about
hello anne,
Anne Wilson wrote:
Hi g
not at this time. <>
>> what is oem model number of your asus mainboard?
A7V133
what are oem model numbers of drives?
Maxtor Fireball HDDMXT040GB54
Diamond Max +8 HDDIDEK2B
ok. need to make a few checks, a couple of emails and 2 sites.
i know several who are
Hi g
On Tuesday 25 Feb 2003 5:43 am, g wrote:
> Anne Wilson wrote:
> > I'm thinking of replacing my current pair of 20 GB HDDs by a pair of 40
> > GB
>
> just for a point of understanding on my end,
>
> what is oem model number of your asus mainboard?
A7V133
>
> what are oem model numbers of driv
Anne Wilson wrote:
I'm thinking of replacing my current pair of 20 GB HDDs by a pair of 40 GB
just for a point of understanding on my end,
what is oem model number of your asus mainboard?
what are oem model numbers of drives?
> security is more important than speed.
security as in security of
I'm thinking of replacing my current pair of 20 GB HDDs by a pair of 40 GB
drives. Maxtor offer the Fireball @5400rpm and the Diamondax Plus 8
@7200rpm. Are there any problems associated with these faster drives?
This Asus board is one equipped with 2 udma connectors in addition to the
normal
