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I would agree with you, but I've had to use a floppy drive for my recent BIOS update. The floppy is only used nowadays for BIOS updates (when an OS-based flash program doesn't want to work -- or is nonexistent) or for installing the "F6 RAID" drivers.board2death986 said:i saw the thread topic and i almost burst out laughing. i mean seriously, there is no practical use for floppys anymore. For bootup there are cd's like the previous guy said, for short term on the go storage flash and thumb drives work great, and have much much much MUCH bigger capacities, floppy drives take up extra power and most floppy's dont even work to their full capacity since the quality of production has gone down in the recent years since they are being phased out. the last floppy drive i had was 3 years ago, and i had never really used it anyway, then it decided to create some kind of short circuit with my power supply which burned out my mobo, ethernet, and one hard drive, i tossed out that floppy, but not before i broke it into 1000 pieces on my back patio with a sludge hammer. so the answer is no. . . floppy's can burn in hell
Ultra Wide said:for $9 it's better to have than not.
Lethal said:Or (true story) your internet connection takes a dump and you have to go to the library to send a class assignment and the only method of input there is a floppy.