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Actually, the system runs not too badly. &nbsp;He's very pleased, but then, he's only running MS Office apps and a couple of games from a secondary IDE drive. &nbsp;IMO, my friend got screwgled when he bought this system but, hey, if he's happy, I'm happy.<br />
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Actually, the system runs not too badly.  He's very pleased, but then, he's only running MS Office apps and a couple of games from a secondary IDE drive.  IMO, my friend got screwgled when he bought this system but, hey, if he's happy, I'm happy.

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I am going to help a friend upgrade his 486sx to a Pentium 133 and a new motherboard. &nbsp;My problem is that his hard drives are both RLL drives, and he insists on keeping them. &nbsp;The drives should work fine, should they not, so long as I install the interface card into the new &nbsp;motherboard? &nbsp;But do I need to disable the on-board IDE interface? &nbsp;And is there anything else I should be aware of? &nbsp;Just trying to prepare myself for any oddities...thanks!
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I am going to help a friend upgrade his 486sx to a Pentium 133 and a new motherboard.  My problem is that his hard drives are both RLL drives, and he insists on keeping them.  The drives should work fine, should they not, so long as I install the interface card into the new  motherboard?  But do I need to disable the on-board IDE interface?  And is there anything else I should be aware of?  Just trying to prepare myself for any oddities...thanks!

RLL Drives with PCI motherboard

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