I need more space than my 4.5GB can give, but because we all live on a shoestring budget I have been looking for an inexpensive--but good--hard drive. I have found a dearth of 50-pin drives but a wealth of 68- and 80-pin drives with people willing to send the necessary adapter. How well do these drives work? I read somewhere--maybe it was here--that these drives are chancy with the adapter, or that they don't always fit in the drive slot. I may be able to get a Seagate 9.1 @ 7200rpmm, 80-pin. Would one like this work fine in this machine?
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