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Nov 10th, 2003
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hi everybody i was looking for a new hard drive at western digital and i found a raptor 10,000 rpm scsi hard drive and i was wondering if it will work for with my motherboard here is a link to the spec's of my motherboard let me know if it will work
http://tw.giga-byte.com/MotherBoard/...A-7VT600-L.htm

thanks for the help
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You will need a scsi interface card for your mb.
Adaptec and others have such an interface card that will suit your needs.
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You will need a scsi interface card for your mb.
Adaptec and others have such an interface card that will suit your needs.
A Raptor by definition is an SATA drive, not SCSI.

I'll give you this though, it is essentially a SCSI disk with a different interface.
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>>and i found a raptor 10,000 rpm scsi hard drive<<
He stated in his post that it was a scsi drive,so I replied based on that info.
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thanks for the help i know what to look for when it comes time for a new motherboard
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Quote originally posted by whipaway ...
>>and i found a raptor 10,000 rpm scsi hard drive<<
He stated in his post that it was a scsi drive,so I replied based on that info.
But a Raptor is not a SCSI drive. It's SATA.

I was only clarifying.
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