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Thread: Hard Drive Advice

  1. #11

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    Quote Originally Posted by katman View Post
    If its not a silly question.... why didnt you spend £3 more and get this http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/c...enclosure.html

    Its backwards compatible with USB2 but if you have or get a laptop with USB3 your transfer speed will increase from 480M to 5G
    No it's not a silly question but at the moment the PC only has USB 2.0 I do supppse that fowardly thinking I should have gone for usb 3.0 for when I eventually upgrade the PC. And I also didn't realise it was backwards compatible, D'oh!

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    If you can go SSD, these will take far, far less power and so don't need an external power supply.

    Prices of SSD's are now pretty good. I've got a 250GB SSD for music, it was around £150 from PC world (bare drive, I had to mount inside a caddy).

    Something to consider..?
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    Cool has anyone tried these yet?

    I've heard good things about the new solid state hard drives being more reliable in the long term as they (if i recall) have no moving parts. Has anyone tried one yet?

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