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  • pentium
    Badcaps Legend
    • Mar 2006
    • 2778
    • Canada
    #21
    Re: Out of space. Upgrade tips needed.

    Well I meant for the connection to the hard drive but by the looks of it, I could only use 50 pin drives. No thanks. Too slow for me.
    Find Nedry!


    Check the Vending machines!!

    <----Computer says I need more beer.

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      • zandrax
        Hit and miss
        • Dec 2007
        • 1157
        • Italy
        #22
        Re: Out of space. Upgrade tips needed.

        Originally posted by pentium
        I know I am waking the dead here but how would this do?
        I keep on forgetting if SCSI 2 was 50 or 68 pin though.
        It was 50 pin: you'd have to buy some 68 -> 50 pin adapters and I don't think there is enough space inside this enclosure. If you plan using 50 pin drives then you can use up to 9 GB drives, so this option isn't much useful too.
        In short: don't buy it unless you've an old 486 hanging around.

        Zandrax

        ------- Update:
        Damn: I didn't noticed page 2!
        So discard this message.
        Have an happy life.

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