Thread: HD Deep clean?
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Old 09-03-2004, 20:20   #32
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Re: HD Deep clean?

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Originally Posted by GDW1975
My OEM drive had the Seagate logo on it, so it was easy to tell

My Maxtor drive I bought myself, so I knew what I was getting

The number of HDDs you can put in your PC is restricted by the physical space inside your case (my first case only had enough room for one HDD)
and also how many devices you have connectd to your IDE cables, ie CD-Rom, DVD drive, etc... - unless you're using SCSI in which case you can up to 15 HDDs chained together, iirc.

Hope that helps
Good advice....

P.S. Dont forget it can be up to 31 with scsi III
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