From: Jim Dynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

I have a 10 gig internal drive and a 80 gig external. The internal is going
bad I think, so I need to replace it. What is the maximum gigs that a Mac
can recognize?


YOUR Mac can recognise up to 128 GB per drive (actually 137, I think, but that's unformatted).

Also, I have seen posts about certain drives don't work well as an internal
drive. I need to know which ones work well.


I have a 400 slot loader.

I have put a Western Digital SE 8MB 7200 120GB in my iMac slot-loader (as a replacement for the original hitachi 5400 60GB) and it works fine. No heat problems or anything. I don't think you need to worry about that at all.


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