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  1. Lgilmour

    Lgilmour Member

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    is any type of gig compatible with any pc? because im looking to buy 80 gig! cheers.
     
  2. clownz325

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    Yes, it's the hard drive that would or would not be compatible.

     
  3. Lgilmour

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    but its a another hard disk i want to buy?
     
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    Not all hard drives are compatable with all systems
    If you do find a brand that is compatable, it does not matter if its a 10 gig or a 200 gig, as long as the brand is compatable
     
  5. clownz325

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    Well said.
     
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    drives over 20gig on older systems like p1 & early p2 couldn't be seen properly or not at all & doesn't matter on the hd manufacturer. the bios determines if it sees the hd not vice versa.
     
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    Yep, pretty much the manufacturer is irrelevant as to whether it will be compatible.
     
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