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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: runequester on November 13, 2010, 04:45:41 PM
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why on earth were the internal drives commodore used so noisy ?
This might be a dumb question, but almost every external drive I've had for an amiga has always been far more quiet.
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Cos they were so old?
EDIT: i.e they were 1992 technology
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I realize I messed up my first post. WHat I meant to say was.. EXTERNAL drives were always more quiet than the internal commodore ones.
Stupid early morning typing
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I realize I messed up my first post. WHat I meant to say was.. EXTERNAL drives were always more quiet than the internal commodore ones.
Stupid early morning typing
Probably because the internal ones are inside the Amigas casing which acts sorta like a loudspeaker cabinet in a way and the external ones were in far tighter enclosures with almost no room for sound reverberation... :)
(wow... don't believe I just typed that, sounds almost too sensible for me... :) )
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Probably because the internal ones are inside the Amigas casing which acts sorta like a loudspeaker cabinet in a way and the external ones were in far tighter enclosures with almost no room for sound reverberation... :)
(wow... don't believe I just typed that, sounds almost too sensible for me... :) )
Did you forget to drink this morning ? :)
That does make total sense though.
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Did you forget to drink this morning ? :)
That does make total sense though.
Naw, ah only woke up about an hour ago (5pm) and my medication hasn't kicked in yet... :lol:
It's easy to prove though remove an old internal drive and place it in an external case, the difference is quite amazing... :)
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I just bought a copy of BAD for my trusty old A1000. I am amazed at how much less noise BADed disks make, not to mention a huge speed increase!