Win Nt and larger HDs -->beyond 8.4GB
Is there any limitation in NT that would prevent it from recognizing larger HDs? how about 40GB, (please disregard fat16 limitation)
Is there any limitation in NT that would prevent it from recognizing
larger HDs? how about 40GB, (please disregard fat16 limitation)
larger HDs? how about 40GB, (please disregard fat16 limitation)
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No. It's a hardware thing. You'd probably be looking at chopping up a drive into a number of partitions, but as long as the motherboard (or appropriate addon card) will support the drive's size, you shouldn't be in trouble.
thanks again, 30GB!!, that's what I wanted to hear I guess as I want to get a 40GB one.
I think I have enough confidence, thanks.
Of the 3 I think I definitely want the maxtor, unless someone has other ideas, suggestions..?
40 GB Maxtor Diamond Max Plus Ultra-133 7200RPM 2048k 8.5ms OEM $149.99
40 GB Seagate Barracuda IV Ultra-100 7200RPM 2048k 9ms OEM $149.99
40 GB Western Digital Caviar Ultra-100 7200RPM 2048k 8.9ms OEM $149.99
I think I have enough confidence, thanks.
Of the 3 I think I definitely want the maxtor, unless someone has other ideas, suggestions..?
40 GB Maxtor Diamond Max Plus Ultra-133 7200RPM 2048k 8.5ms OEM $149.99
40 GB Seagate Barracuda IV Ultra-100 7200RPM 2048k 9ms OEM $149.99
40 GB Western Digital Caviar Ultra-100 7200RPM 2048k 8.9ms OEM $149.99
Seagate seems to be complained about the least of those three. I like Maxtor too, but I've RMA'd 3 drives in recent history. Never seen a bad WD, and I've seen quite a few. I've only run into one Seagate, and that 150MB (yup) is still workin' in some kid's PC last I knew, and it was old when I got it
You may want to check out this KB article from MS just to be on the safe side. http://support.microsoft.com/search/preview.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q197667