1.23GB Hard Disk?

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From: M Carling
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 01:59

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In article <8f9BQs70Bwx58cYLA=@transarc.com>  writes:
> There is a 1.23GB HD (that's right 1.23 GIGABytes) manufactured by  
Toshiba
> some of the specs are 12 ms Average Seek Time, 512KB Read Ahead Cache  
Buffer,
> 10MB/sec Fast SCSI-2 Interface.
> 
> I am planning to install it INTERNALLY in my Next Station,
> 
> anyone out there have had some experience with it? any advice?
> any heat problems?

In general, if you put a drive of 1GB or greater capacity in a slab, you  
should be concerned with heat dissipation. Be absolutely sure that there  
are no (even slight) obstructions to air flow, and that the room is not  
too hot.

M Carling
Director, Bay Area NeXT Group

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