If you already have an IDE drive, an ata controller is cheap. Why get
a whole new drive? New machine won't even need the ata controller to
use your drive.
> > okay...so in my 7600/200...would it be better (in your opinion)
>for me to get
>> an ata/66 controller (mind you I have a 7200 rpm 27gb IBM
>>deskstar) or a 9 or
>> 18gb scsi drive??
>> 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)
>
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