Antec 100 - does it have a spot for floppy drive?

randomlinh

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based on the image alone from the PDF, it looks like it's a 3.5" cage in a 5.25" bay. Newegg is probably going on dedicated 3.5" only external bays, which this case technically does not have, just an adapter.

And yeah, wtf do you use a floppy drive for?!?
 

Lightflash

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Good old floppy drives. Crazy that they still have their uses, although I will never hopefully have to see them again.

What are you using the drive for?
 

VirtualLarry

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Good old floppy drives. Crazy that they still have their uses, although I will never hopefully have to see them again.

What are you using the drive for?

Decoration...

Nah, actually, I've found a use for it occasionally. Last time, someone wanted me to get their pictures off of an old P3 rig that had crashed. After replacing the PSU, I got it up and running, but it wouldn't boot Win98 into normal mode, only safe mode, so I had to use like 40-50 floppy discs to get all of their pictures off of the computer.
 

SmCaudata

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Decoration...

Nah, actually, I've found a use for it occasionally. Last time, someone wanted me to get their pictures off of an old P3 rig that had crashed. After replacing the PSU, I got it up and running, but it wouldn't boot Win98 into normal mode, only safe mode, so I had to use like 40-50 floppy discs to get all of their pictures off of the computer.

Couldn't you have put the hdd in a working computer or external docking station? 40 floppies is making me sad just to think about.

I needed a floppy the other day though. Got a dfi x48 board. Didn't have the latest bios and the multiplier was wrong for my q9550. DFI didn't have the bios in a method to flash through windows and I couldn't get it to see a flash drive. When I upgrade though, floppies are gone.
 
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