A3000D scsi to sata adapter.

[Drac]

Hi.

Thoose TB disks are cheap now and a 300 GB SCSI is 300 Euro here.
So I was surfing an found some SCSI to SATA adapters.

Has anyone tried using thoose SCSI to SATA or IDE adapter with an A3000?

[terminator4]

Hello,
I understand that its nice to have a larger TB hard disk.  However, two reasons why I personally don't bother:
1) 300 euro, still more expensive than used SCSI hard disks
2) the extra space and partition problems (OS 3.9/3.1 likes partitions in sizes of 2gb ideally.
3) you will never come close to filling up the extra space.
so while its nice to try and find out I am sure its counter-productive (at least for me).
For 300 euro i can have used graphics card for A3000, new network card.

[Drac]

Thanks for the reply.

Wich size would you recommend ?

I have 23 GB with games ,apps and music modules.

Hello,
I understand that its nice to have a larger TB hard disk.  However, two reasons why I personally don't bother:
1) 300 euro, still more expensive than used SCSI hard disks
2) the extra space and partition problems (OS 3.9/3.1 likes partitions in sizes of 2gb ideally.
3) you will never come close to filling up the extra space.
so while its nice to try and find out I am sure its counter-productive (at least for me).
For 300 euro i can have used graphics card for A3000, new network card.

[terminator4]

2gb - 4gb range.  do you play all 23 gb at once? ;-)

[Drac]

Oh,  yes :roflmao:

No, but it's my collection of games ,apps, modules, pd-cd's :biglaugh: