RE: [WinMac] 3600i for 6100/60?


Kimmey, Dennis(DKIMMEY[at]IGC.com)
Fri, 4 Sep 1998 13:23:04 -0400


Thanks! The 6100 is currently has a total of 40MB, and I believe the
maximum is 72MB. I want to stick with an Apple branded drive so I don't
have to worry about third party driver computability when I upgrade the
OS (currently at 7.5.5).

> ----------
> From: Darron Spohn
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> Subject: Re: [WinMac] 3600i for 6100/60?
>
> Kimmey, Dennis 9/4/98 10:04 AM said
>
> >Is it possible to put an Apple 3600i 24x CD-ROM into PowerMac
> 6100/60?
> >My local VAR claims Apple told him the 600i 8x is the fastest CD-ROM
> >that will work with the 6100.
> >
> If you have 24 MB RAM you can use a 24x CD. Considering how cheap RAM
> is
> nowadays you should go ahead and add two 32 MB sticks or maybe even
> two
> 64s while you're getting your new CD drive. This will work. I've done
> it.
> And consider a third-party drive such as a LaCie or APS while you're
> at
> it. The Apple drives are excellent, but the third-party drives are
> just
> as good and usually carry a better warranty.
>
> Darron Spohn
> Publications Manager
> PinPoint Software
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>
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> Gary P. Nunn
>
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