Remember when 10 gigs sounded like a ton of drive space?
I remember when 1Gb was plenty of space when I was stuck with my 120Mb HD. I had to delete some windows95 system files because I was running out of space, apparently didnt erase any critical ones and the OS still ran. hehe
Originally posted by riosluts I remember when 1Gb was plenty of space when I was stuck with my 120Mb HD. I had to delete some windows95 system files because I was running out of space, apparently didnt erase any critical ones and the OS still ran. hehe
I started out on a 386 with less than a gig of drivespace. It was a total dinosaur, but damn I learned a lot with it.
Ended up selling it to a technical school for fifty bucks.
Originally posted by Coatsy When I asked about a 15Krpm SCSI I was told they can burn out very fast and are a bit of a hassle to setup.
If you have a hard drive cooling unit, you should be fine. With any of the faster 10-15K RPM drives, it's best to have a cooling unit, it'll DEFINATELY add live to your hard drive. I bought a Vantec Vortex and it does a wonderful job -
The only downfall about that model is that you have to manually turn it on with your system, however, it's second nature to turn it on right after I hit the power button.
I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?
Originally posted by Slick If you have a hard drive cooling unit, you should be fine. With any of the faster 10-15K RPM drives, it's best to have a cooling unit, it'll DEFINATELY add live to your hard drive. I bought a Vantec Vortex and it does a wonderful job -
The only downfall about that model is that you have to manually turn it on with your system, however, it's second nature to turn it on right after I hit the power button.
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