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PostPosted: Wed Apr 07, 2004 4:00 pm 
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I find this it look good
See above post. (jarg)

That is a good looking drive, Sci. I like everything about it, except the 2 mb buffer, and the price. Do you need an external, or could you perhaps opt for an internal? It could save you LOTS of cash. Over $100 for the same exact drive.
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=22-144-107&depa=1
Now, looking at the reviews... Maybe it's not such a good drive.


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Jarg is right. Keep it simple. take out old drive. Put in new one. Install XP on new one using one giant c: partition. Put back old one as slave. copy old one to new one. Format old one. Copy the must keeps back to old one as back up. Install UT. Done!

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Has anyone installed a raid 0 array before. My main computer has the capibility, but I have never attempted it. For one thing, it is too expensive. Two identical HHDs.. The other, I really have no idea how to do it.
I am considering it for my server, just to see if I can do it. Two 40 gig HHDs should be plenty for a server.
Sigh... Need to pawn a kidney or something.... :?


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I always buy raid boards but never use them for raid. I used to know how but it's been years and the technology has changed to the point that I'd have to learn all over again. If I recall, Raid 0 just mirrors your drives. That 's all good as a back up and that's it. What you want is raid 0+1 which actually increases speed of information movement. Sad I used to be Microsoft certified for this stuff and now that I don't and haven't used it, I have forgotten everything. I always get the raid board and just use the extra two raid controllers as regular drive controllers. This way you can hook up to 8 eide devices up in your box instead of the max of 4 like most boards. I needed raid to hook up 2 drives, 2 cdroms and an internal SyQuest drive. If I ever raided, I'd do it with 4 identical drives and raid up to raid 4 or so. I can't remeber but I think these boards can only go up from 0 to 0+1. Not much there and I have yet to see a software raid for these typical mobos actually increase speed enough to pay for the extra drives to do it. Godd luck. Later!

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I'm not getting one yet I have to close to christmas time 1 to fix panel control every time I see progam I don't use it freeze up then I have to rest my computer which it doesn't like I t get nice blue screenand hard drive. I want set it up maybe for UT file or something.Only reason I pick that one I can do that myself.I scare to work my computer I mess up I have buy new or get fix .I would like a external hard drive it better less room on desk.I don't think if my old logitech mouse use XP?

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