 Hard Drive Question |
| Hard Drive Question |
 Oct 13 2007, 12:50 PM
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Italian. Yes. Group: Members Posts: 767 Joined: 22-February 06 From: - Member No.: 18  |
So. Is there any *noticeable* value added from having 2 hard drives, one exclusively for games, the other for everything else? You know, increases in performance for games and access to junk, 'n such.
If yes, then yes, if no, then no. 
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Oct 13 2007, 09:38 PM
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 From Atlantis to Interzone Group: Global Moderators Posts: 2,512 Joined: 23-February 06 From: Somewhere in space and time Member No.: 65 |
Well, if one hard drive is faster than the other. For example, the western digital Raptor is one of the fastest drives on the market, but it has little capacity (I think there's a 74 GB and a 150 GB model). If you get a faster hard drive, the best thing to do is install windows and performance intense programs on it and put all your data (songs, movies, etc) on the other, slower one.
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