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Re: Technical Question

Posted By: Bo, on host 65.163.189.84
Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2002, at 05:37:43
In Reply To: Technical Question posted by Grishny on Wednesday, January 23, 2002, at 05:26:49:

It's tough to find anything under 20 GB these days, but you need to be sure an older computer can support a larger hard drive. A lot of older BIOS chips can't autodetect newer hard drives, and some actually limit the space you can use.
I don't know what Quicken's requirements are, but a 133 MHz processor is about as low as you go with today's software.
CompGeeks.com has some older hard drives. Check 'em out.

-Bo

Link: http://www.compgeeks.com

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Message:	> It's tough to find anything under 20 GB these days, but you need to be sure an older computer can support a larger hard drive. A lot of older BIOS chips can't autodetect newer hard drives, and some actually limit the space you can use. > I don't know what Quicken's requirements are, but a 133 MHz processor is about as low as you go with today's software. > CompGeeks.com has some older hard drives. Check 'em out. > > > -Bo
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