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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Bobboau on January 22, 2004, 12:05:07 am
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I was just tooling about with my computer when I thought to myself "why the hell do computers come with two floppy bays" surely I could understand why they would do this maybe 10-15 years ago, back when you had an a and b drive, but no (or few) mother boards suports two flopy drives any more. so is there any use for this opening other than to remind you how sentemental case designers are?
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My computer came with no floppy drive at all
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realy most if not all cases I've seen have two bays (only one of wich had a drive in it), I've never seen a (PC) case that had no floppy bay at all (though I'm sure there are quite a many)
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Floppy drive + Zip drive. :D
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Originally posted by WMCoolmon
Floppy drive + Zip drive. :D
rofl :lol: can't zip drives read a floppy disk...? :D
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Not a Zip-100. :p
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Floppy, Zip, card reader, system info panel, breakout panel, etc. Loadsa stuff.... :)
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my case has 3 3.5" bays..
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Well, there are much more 3,5" devices than just floppy drives.
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Originally posted by Mr. Fury
Well, there are much more 3,5" devices than just floppy drives.
yeah, but there's a cradle for 5 3.5" hard-drives immediately below them..
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I really feel the need to plop a 5" floppy in there, just for the sake of completeness
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Might as well, that said - lately CPU fans are coming with 3 1/2 floppy sized power adaptors to change the speed on the fan. More handy than reaching around the back as well...