Snip!
> The only problem with drives in the pizza boxes is
> size. Believe you need a 1/3 height but I'm not betting the farm on that
> since it's been a while since I had an LCIII. But less height for sure. No
> problems with drives that I've ever encountered. LC IIIs are great to
> upgrade and maintain. Real easy. Should be no problems.
>
> William
More precise:
LC series can handle any 3.5" HDs up to 1.6" height.
BUT, watch that wattage/current requirements on that HD! the PSU in
LC series is bit under 30W and most of it is given over to
logicboard/w daughterboard added, some to FD. I did figure it and
added up all the watts for each voltage * current on that PSU label.
Around 27.xxW.
So keep the total wattage on that HD to around 8W max or power it
seperately or in external box instead.
Cheers,
Jason
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