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external hard drives- help.
Any 1 know anything about these & maybe reccomend me a good 1?. I got no space on my pc now & its driving me mad.
I been looking on pc worlds website , any good? I need to pick 1 up this week really.
Thanks in advance
I been looking on pc worlds website , any good? I need to pick 1 up this week really.
Thanks in advance
I've got this one and it's great, seems to be very reliable.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/produc ... G32/023695
You can probably pick it up a bit cheaper elsewhere.
It's 320gig, although I reckon you could get a 500gig one for a bit more.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/produc ... G32/023695
You can probably pick it up a bit cheaper elsewhere.
It's 320gig, although I reckon you could get a 500gig one for a bit more.
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Anything by Lacie is usually quite solid, never had any problems. Get yerself tottenham court road and you can usually pick on up, pretty cheap.
320GB for £90 is a bit of a bargain.
www.microanvika.com/product.asp?TXT=INFO&PNO=EDD53267
320GB for £90 is a bit of a bargain.
www.microanvika.com/product.asp?TXT=INFO&PNO=EDD53267
Are you usin PC or Mac?
What sort of media will you be storing on the harddrive?
How capacity would you like the harddrive to be?
Would you like it to have USB 2.0, firewire 400/800 or an eSATA or SATA connection?
What's this got to with Dubstep?
PC World have cheap harddrives but not particularly good. Most of their hard drives will be fine for non-proffesional usage requirements though.
What sort of media will you be storing on the harddrive?
How capacity would you like the harddrive to be?
Would you like it to have USB 2.0, firewire 400/800 or an eSATA or SATA connection?
What's this got to with Dubstep?
PC World have cheap harddrives but not particularly good. Most of their hard drives will be fine for non-proffesional usage requirements though.
Id advise a Maplins or a CPC. Also online ... www.scan.co.uk
Or alternatively buy an IDE hard drive and a usb case for it as below.
http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... drive+case
Or alternatively buy an IDE hard drive and a usb case for it as below.
http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... drive+case
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i realized i posted in the wrong place.Entheogen wrote:Are you usin PC or Mac?
What sort of media will you be storing on the harddrive?
How capacity would you like the harddrive to be?
Would you like it to have USB 2.0, firewire 400/800 or an eSATA or SATA connection?
What's this got to with Dubstep?
PC World have cheap harddrives but not particularly good. Most of their hard drives will be fine for non-proffesional usage requirements though.
i need it to back all my tunes up more then anything.. but to also clear everything else such as pic ect..
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loads of sweet deals on here... recently got a 500 gig for just over a hundred quid
loads of sweet deals on here... recently got a 500 gig for just over a hundred quid
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A few people I know have drives made by these guys and they are facking good apparently http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/
few on ebay - http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... arch&fgtp=
few on ebay - http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... arch&fgtp=
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seagate, toshiba, or you can buy a caddy, and fit any internal hdd in it.
however, best deal ive seen recently is on amazon - 500 gb, western digital, only £115.00
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Western-Digital ... 726&sr=8-2
however, best deal ive seen recently is on amazon - 500 gb, western digital, only £115.00
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Western-Digital ... 726&sr=8-2
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ive got a maxtor 320 gig (although its bulit by seagate)
got it at pc world for under a bill think theyve got a deal on
not problems so far, think it would be good for music use.
i do film so would have preferred to get one with firewire as the maxtor only has usb, but i think audio files are smaller so shouldnt be a problem
got it at pc world for under a bill think theyve got a deal on
not problems so far, think it would be good for music use.
i do film so would have preferred to get one with firewire as the maxtor only has usb, but i think audio files are smaller so shouldnt be a problem
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