Originally posted by StormBringer
Well, not exactly. Would you be able to use an ATA100 or 133 drive, Yes, and it should work fine. Will you be able to get ATA100 or 133 performance difference, no.
This means you should be able to use it but the drive probably won't be any faster than your current drive, just bigger.
You might also want to check to make sure your BIOS supports large drives(usually 8+ GB is considered large by older systems) If it doesn't you may be able to upgrade or flash the BIOS or you can usually use a utility like Maxtor's MaxBlast to work around the problem.