Are they any accurate? also, how much can they hold when formatted? I'm thinking of getting one and i also need to know if I can put it near a 80GB ATA-100 drive i have(for storage), or should i get a SATA 80GB drive. my computer have a 2.6 GHz Pentium 4 (non-HT) but i am upgrading to a 3.0GHz HT soon. Would the Pentium 4 bottleneck it a lot?
Answer:
Yes, it's honourable, but it would be overkill for your system; it's a waste of money to upgrade the HDD when the show gain you'd receive, especially for the cost would be negligable.
If you're itching to upgrade, or need a New HDD later go for one of Seagate's 7200.10 series next to perpendicular storage, and the 16mb cache. They make a contribution lightning fast seek/read times, and are by far better appeal for money both for space and speed.
~Foxx
~Foxx
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