> > Also, I'm upgrading to a beige G3 (or a B&W) in a month or so...so I'll
> > switch whichever over to the new machine...
> > If scsi, what type exactly should I get? (something fast because I'm gonna
> > move it into a new machine...as I just said)
>
> I stuck with SCSI and got a couple of the 18gig Quantum Atlas 10k drives and
> have never been happier. No dropped frames in movies, no skipping in music,
> just smooth operation over all.
I've got an Atlas II as my main drive and a Seagate Barracuda 18GB as my data
and video drive. Works well. Pricey, though.
If the original poster is still going to move to a G3 soon, though, might as
well buy IDE.
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