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Does anyone have a use for a 4 gig IDE Hard Drive?


Flitterkill

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Cleaning out computer supplies. Western Digital 24300 4.3 gig HD, IDE interface, formatted to FAT32. Works over a USB interface.

 

You pay shipping, it's all yours.

 

I also have two Conner 420 megabyte HDs and a 214 megabyte Seagate. They spin up on USB but Win 7 wants to initialize them (fine by me) but it errors out. I've tried them inside a box some years past but ran into the problem that bios would rage through boot up so fast that the drives never had time to spin up to recognizable speed :)

 

Not sure what to do with those...

 

-Fk

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Build a retro rig, relive your childhood. Here is mine, complete with a IBM 4.3gig HDD. :D

 

Abit AB-TX5 [intel 430TX chipset]

Pentium 200 MMX [intel Socket 7]

64MB PC66 SDRAM

IBM Deskstar DCAA-34330 4.3gig 5400rpm Hard drive

Hitachi CDR-8130 16x CD-ROM

Mitsumi 1.44 floppy

Diamond Stealth 3D 2000 Pro 4MB PCI [s3 ViRGE DX]

Orchid Righteous 3D 4MB PCI [3Dfx Voodoo]

VideoLogic Apocolypse 3Dx 4MB PCI [NEC PowerVR PCX2]

Sound Blaster AWE64 Gold ISA

KTI 10Mbps PCI NIC

Enlight 4 bay tower case

Enlight 250w AT power supply

OS: Win95/DOS

 

Pictures have changed slightly, the top HDD now holds a spare IBM 4.3 but not hooked up and there's a AWE64 Gold instead the pictured Value card.

 

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All fine ideas, but for the retro rig - I have so much crap around now, there is no way I can remotely justify such a thing. Not to mention the emulation of old PC's in virtual machines has come a *long* way in the last few years (I can play Warlords II Deluxe now! Hooray!)...

 

I did get an idea of what to do with it though I'll keep that to myself for now :)

 

-Fk

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