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Richard_Cranium72
08-30-2000, 10:21 PM
Please Old Wise Ones, don't get me for multiple postings as this is IMPORTANT..

How often do ya see a 20g HD ATA-100 for $84 ??

review the drive here-> http://www.us.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10250039&loc=223

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BBA
09-02-2000, 06:13 PM
Ummm...it's 5400RPM

Sounds like old drive mechanics with a new circuit card installed to sell..IE: Poor performence but marked to sell.

techs
09-02-2000, 06:24 PM
listen to BBA he speaketh the truth. There is no ide drive today that exeed the sustained transfer rate of even ata-33. ATA 66 can be a slight improvement in transferring data out of the hard drive cache, but why buy an ata-100 drive that runs at 5400 rpm, and will show ABSOLUTELY NO performance increase over an ata-66 drive. if you want better performance get a 7200 rpm hard drive, which will outperform the ibm even at ata-33. plus, who knows what compatibily problems there are with ata-100? and for no performance increase? UGH

Richard_Cranium72
09-02-2000, 06:55 PM
Aaah, Old BBA, member of the elite OWO.

Fear NOT, for I KNEW it was a 5400 unit.

All computer enthusiasts are not created equal.

Some desire a large drive as a secondary to store the fruits of the tedious and monotonous labors separate from the operational drive.
Many of the owo's have stated doing just this by partitioning a single drive.

"By Your Leave Sir,
May I pass unto the dark abyss of our meaningless and morbid existence to grovel beneath the bridge that your carriage passes forth over.
To continue the trivial, useless and utter hopelessness of life that prevails us poor, mindless unics.

For it has been foretold the Heavens will part yet again and unforeseen yet blessed teachings will drip down from the lofty position Held by the Old Wise Ones.

If your sandals take your journey by Peter the Great(Missell) give his highness my regards as he unknowingly has saved my lowly processor the K62-333 from sure death with his wizardry.

Yet, I find my lowly body anxious for yet another return of the wonder and amazement that has been beheld here today, a day to treasure, a day to go down in history..

We have received an undeserved blessing, the gift of knowledge dripped down from the upper lair of the Old Wise Ones.
Though it falls nearly unto a desert floor as the mindless servants here have grey matter the consistency of rice soup and the mass firings of the retained neurons is so sparse that fireflies in the night look like the Sun through Newtons telescope in comparison.
All hands raise high to the air, Hail old BBA, Hail Sire, please give us this most eloquent of gifts yet again your visit to this pit of dung beetles has been a most enlightening experience.

Now I back away, my eyes lowered to avoid sure instantaneous blindness from the Brilliant Aura that exudes from the massive cranial enclosure.
My knees tremble at the magnificence of your presence.

Your lowly, undeserving, subordinate, worn, decimated and humble servant

DrVette

j/k http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif of course

Brangwen
09-02-2000, 08:46 PM
"Bravo, Monsieur RC_72! Très bon et très amusant!" Thx for the laugh!

Brangwen http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/wink.gif

Warthog
09-02-2000, 09:13 PM
Doc, doc, doc...you lose waaaaaaaayyyyyy too much sleep concocting these extravagent but entertaining posts
lol http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/wink.gif

Warthog

Richard_Cranium72
09-04-2000, 03:02 AM
Yo Warthog, I surely don't lose any sleep coming up with this drivel.

These are ALWAYS made up off the cuff, no help from anything.

Hey, did ya like this part?->>

"Though it falls nearly unto a desert floor as the mindless servants here have grey matter the consistency of rice soup and the mass firings of the retained neurons is so sparse that fireflies in the night look like the Sun through Newtons telescope in comparison."

DrVette

^EvilDragon^
09-05-2000, 12:20 AM
5400 rpm doesn't neccessarily means lower data retrieval. Slower rpm might be greately compansated by higher data density.
This drive's preformance is not even close to 100 MB/s, but I bet it's able to kick *** to many 7200 rmp drives.
Latestn Maxtor 5400 rmp drives are much speedier than most of 7200 rpm due to the higher data density.