> [...]The only problem with using the
> Voodoo 5 in there is you have to get one of those Y power connectors to
> pull power off the zip drive and I don't know if it was just my power
> supply or the fact that they didn't expect anyone to try it since they
> said it couldn't be done but when I split the power for the zip drive
> to power the voodoo 5 the zip drive wouldn't work, and even though I
> had external zip drives I could have used it was too irritating to me
> to have an internal drive and not be able to use it so the Voodoo 3
> went back in there and the Voodoo 5 went into my Frankenmac until I
> went all X and sold it on ebay.
>
>
>
>
> Matt
Thanks for all the replies. I assume that the Voodoo 5 requires a power
supply tap (in order to run a fan?) I think I'll pass on that...I don't
even know if I'll keep the Zip drive. I don't trust 'em...
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