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Mac Forum / General / Portable Macs / March 2005ATA vs Ultra ATA
My TI PowerBook has a 60Gb IBM ATA hard disk. Can I replace it with an Ultra ATA or do I need to stay with ATA? Thanks, Paul P.S. Sorry for the double posting, I forgot to post it to this one. > My TI PowerBook has a 60Gb IBM ATA hard disk. Can I replace it with an Ultra > ATA or do I need to stay with ATA? Thanks, Paul New ATA drives are backward-compatible with most older ATA controllers. Any current ATA drive should work in a TiBook. neillmassello@earthlink.net (Neill Massello) aszonygya: :> My TI PowerBook has a 60Gb IBM ATA hard disk. Can I replace it with an Ultra :> ATA or do I need to stay with ATA? Thanks, Paul : :New ATA drives are backward-compatible with most older ATA controllers. :Any current ATA drive should work in a TiBook. Thanks. I assume SATA is not ATA so that is out of the question. No need to respond unless I am wrong. /Paul |
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