Stuart Saunders on 10/24/02 11:21 AM wrote:
>
> Now I have a couple of 20G Fujitsus, one of which I would like to
> fit into my iMac rev A. Does anybody know of a 3.5" to 2.5" adapter to
> house the Fujitsu in the iMac?
>
> TIA,
> Stuart.
Mark said
You could probably sell both those drives and use the proceeds to buy a
brand new 7200RPM, 100GB drive (or larger) for your iMac. I wouldn't
bother
putting a slower (4200RPM) drive into the iMac as you would likely be
disappointed in the speed. Drive speed (RPM and access time) can have a
significant affect on the overall speed of the computer.
Thanks for your suggestion Mark, I will do this. Probably an 80 G.
Q. Can an ATA 100 drive can work in the iMac? (Rev A)
Or what standard should I get?
What brand of drives are recommended?
Thanks and regards,
Stuart.
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