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 &nbsp;This may be astupid question but I need to know.
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 This may be astupid question but I need to know.

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What type of system is it? (There's no such thing as stupid questions - or astupid ones for that matter :D)
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What type of system is it? (There's no such thing as stupid questions - or astupid ones for that matter :D)

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it should work try it if not then it isn't compatible<br />
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if it does work then it is compatible
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it should work try it if not then it isn't compatible

if it does work then it is compatible

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rpwy221,<br />
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Why did you accept Da-Bu's comment as the answer? &nbsp;I think he was only commenting on the humor aspect of compfixer101's remark, not really answering the question. &nbsp;Right, Da-Bu?
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rpwy221,

Why did you accept Da-Bu's comment as the answer?  I think he was only commenting on the humor aspect of compfixer101's remark, not really answering the question.  Right, Da-Bu?

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Calandor... You're right.... <br />
I think that compfixer comments are the most funniest ones on EE. They don't help much, but, they make as laugh.... at least me... <br />
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So, if rpwy221 would accept someone else answer, I'm willing to give the points back ...<br />
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Bye all!!!
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Calandor... You're right....
I think that compfixer comments are the most funniest ones on EE. They don't help much, but, they make as laugh.... at least me...

So, if rpwy221 would accept someone else answer, I'm willing to give the points back ...

Bye all!!!

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 &nbsp;I have a Seagate 50.1 GB Bararrcuda Ultra 2 SCSI-3 that I woul like to install in a system that has been using a Seagate U series 6 40,8 GB. &nbsp;Is ti compatible??? &nbsp;Thanks
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  I have a Seagate 50.1 GB Bararrcuda Ultra 2 SCSI-3 that I woul like to install in a system that has been using a Seagate U series 6 40,8 GB.  Is ti compatible???  Thanks

Hard Drive compatibility

A desktop computer is a personal computer designed for use at a single location due to its size and power requirements, usually by one person. The most common configuration has a case that houses the power supply, motherboard, disk storage (usually one or more hard disk drives and optical disc drives); a keyboard and mouse for input; and computer monitor and printer for output. The case may be oriented horizontally and placed atop a desk or vertically and placed underneath or beside a desk.