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Choosing Hard Drives	by dennismv	2005-05-11 21:00:36
Shall I get ... two 320Gb HDDs or two 250Gb HDDs ? The more the better they say, but in the first case I'll have 640Gb, which is .. pretty good, but in the second case I'll get 500Gb, a nice round number. 640Gb is also a "nice round number", but it's not as "round" as 500 technically speaking. But then 640 is significant in a way as once computers had 640k RAM and it was enough ^(tm). 500 then is significant in a way that it's half of a thousand. I'm thinking of going with WD (Western Digital) btw. Hum... hummm.. any thoughts ?
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'320' is a misnomer...	by MrTrick	2005-05-11 21:09:57
hmm yes, I see	by dennismv	2005-05-11 21:17:23
Save your money and get a few terabytes	by hieraco	2005-05-11 22:15:13
What kind of optical drive are you referring to? (n/t)	by nate_t_g	2005-05-11 22:20:37
hmm wow	by dennismv	2005-05-11 22:24:44
Get whatever has the largest cache memory.	by themadkansan	2005-05-11 22:20:11
I would recommend the 320 WDs on SATA.	by nate_t_g	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Nah, if you want SATA, go seagate	by Freakazoid	2005-05-11 22:45:02
BAH.. dropped a word: "on"	by Freakazoid	2005-05-11 22:46:05
aaaah... brand name overload	by dennismv	2005-05-11 22:57:37
Concur - Seagate for SATA drives.	by themadkansan	2005-05-11 23:08:41
That "might" have been true early on...	by nate_t_g	2005-05-11 23:19:57
storagereview disagreed	by Myke	2005-05-11 23:32:02
Hmmm. My mistake.	by nate_t_g	2005-05-12 00:39:33

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