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01-04-2000, 07:51 AM
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Is a Cheetah a Cheetah?
I found this hard drive online for a great price:
18.20GB SCSI ULTRA2 LVD WIDE 3.5LP 5.7/6.7MS 10K RPM CHEETAH (mfg part# ST318203LW) My question is, since i can't find the number on the digi approved list, should i just pass? what other considerations are there besides the 10,000 RPMs and the 5.2 msec seek time? any help would be greatly appreciated? thanks. 
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01-04-2000, 11:57 AM
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Re: Is a Cheetah a Cheetah?
Go for it. It should work fine. If you have any issues, post here and we'll sort it out.
------------------ --Steve Rosenthal, Digidesign ETS
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--Steve Rosenthal, Digidesign ETS
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