Yes...changes in the tone, volume and duration are the determining factors.
From my own experiences
Western Digital drives have to be the noisiest.
Seagates are somewhere in between.
Maxtors I think are the best.
But I will tell you this...next time you have an old drive your not
Le 31-10-2005 19:03, « [NOM] » [ADRESSE] a écrit :
michel wrote:
You can use a lombardscreen(but only the LCD itself!!!) on a pismo.
You cannot use the screen complete with bezel.Lombard frame isn't right it
is the same frame without the airport antenna's inside.
I have a manual
Kal,
Some model Hitachi and IBM drives are definitely known to be noisier, you
will see frequent disclaimers that clicking noises from them are normal.
HTH,
Richard
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Why not get a 32MB module? Easy to replace, and well worth it.
Paul Nelson
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On Wed, 2 Nov 2005, John Perkins Jr. wrote:
I read on a website that I would get the best performance on my
PowerBook 520c with Mac OS 7.5.3, because I only have 12MB of RAM. I
currently have Mac OS 8 installed.
First of all, I was wondering, what is the difference between
batteries with a serial number that starts with BS and batteries with
a serial number that starts with BP? Second of all, I'm having yet
another problem with the battery in my PowerBook. My PowerBook refuses
to charge the battery, so it
Get Lind Battery for the latter problem.
BP = Panasonic Cells
BS = Sanyo Cells
First of all, I was wondering, what is the difference between
batteries with a serial number that starts with BS and batteries with
a serial number that starts with BP? Second of all, I'm having yet
another problem
I did get Lind Battery. It didn't help anymore than EMMPathy did.
Get Lind Battery for the latter problem.
Thanks for the answer to the BP/BS question.
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-John
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