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Well a few weeks ago a friend of mine left me know that a local thrift shop had some old scsi stuff. so i thought hey ill go check it out and just see what they all have. went down to the shop and they ended up having about 12-14 50pin scsi drives. all of them are betwen 1-2gb which are nice size.
I'm getting a couple SCSI drives tonight, I expect a 2gb and a 9gb. Can't have too many.
extra scsi hd's are always a good thing to keep those vintage macs up and going
You can if you've got a big stack of useless 40 MB ones like meCan't have too many.
alright let me change what i said by saying larger scsi hd's. larger than 40mbYou can if you've got a big stack of useless 40 MB ones like meCan't have too many.![]()
How much were the SCSI drives MacG4?
You can never have too many IDE or SCSI 2-4GB drives, they are great for OS drives on Macs and the perfect size for DOS rigs too.
I have a few sub 200MB 50 pin SCSI drives, one came usefull on my IIgs when I got a SCSI card. The others I keep for testing purposes. Seems like all the older Macs and Amigas I got ahd real small drives and I tend to upgrade them.
You can never have too many IDE or SCSI 2-4GB drives, they are great for OS drives on Macs and the perfect size for DOS rigs too.
I have a few sub 200MB 50 pin SCSI drives, one came usefull on my IIgs when I got a SCSI card. The others I keep for testing purposes. Seems like all the older Macs and Amigas I got ahd real small drives and I tend to upgrade them.