Tom's Hardware: Topic Need specs on Mitsubishi LS 120
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What info are you looking for? The LS-120 drives are EIDE drives requiring the standard ATA cable. You install it the same as you would a CDROM drive. Set it to master or slave. I have one of the original models and it causes problems for my HD so I can't put it as a slave with the HD. I have a second one that is more recent, a year old, that gives me no problems. If your BIOS allows it, the drive can be set to the a-drive. Windows 95 and later automatically detect and setup the drivers.
<i>So what if I don't NEED 170fps. Your point is what?</i> 
James
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The drive uses the same power connector as a standard 3.5in floppy drive and installs in the same slot. I use mine in place of the 3.5in floppy--my BIOS recognizes it as the a-drive automatically since I don't have a floppy drive. The only downside to the drives is that they use up one of your IDE slots.
<i>So what if I don't NEED 170fps. Your point is what?</i> James
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