In the past I had recurrent floppy drive problems when I was using either NEC
or "no-name" floppy drives.  Therefore, in the past two years I have
exclusively used Teac floppies in building my computers, both in ATX type
motherboards and in AT type motherboards.  I haven't had a floppy drive failure
in any of the computers I've delivered in that time, nor experienced problems
with reading and writing between computers.

Roxanne Pierce
R2 Systems, San Diego
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On Tuesday, February 03, 1998 06:09, you <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> > Ever since I've started installing ATX motherboards (both Pentium MMX
> > and Pentium II), I've been having compatibility problems with the floppy
> > drives.  They seem to be incompatible with my old systems. They can read
> > what they write, but not what another drive writes, or it is very
> > intermittent if they can.
> >


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