On Thursday, April 18, 2002, at 02:29 AM, James Morgan wrote:
> Who makes the best ATA-133 IDE/PCI card for running the 160
> GB Maxtor hard drives in a PCI Mac? I looked at Adaptec's store
> direct and they list one but I didn't see it for Mac.
I'll ask this again, because maybe you guys missed it last time:
Have they fixed the ATA timing bug on ATA cards in PCI PowerMacs?
I flatly refuse to buy one unless someone tells me (obviously). All this
free flowing talk about them leads me to believe they have fixed it but
its it true, it was a major stopper when I owned a 7500. As my 7300 will
take a back seat as a server in the next 6 months I need to know if I
can fit a large hard disk or two to it so it can serve files and other
crap to my new iMac.
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