HDD????????? Which to buy?

The Unknown · 10-02-2007, 06:27 PM

Hello, i am thinking to buy a new HDD of 40 GB. I already have 50(10+40)GB in my pc. I just wanted to know that whether it will work in my pc with the following conf.:

Pentium 3 500 Mhz
Intel i810 graphics
10/100 Lan
(10GB+40GB)HDD already installed
AC'97 Sound
52x(CD-R WRITE)/32x(CD-RW)/52x(READ) CD RW Sony
8 USB Ports
Windows Xp

Power Supply Unit- 450 Watts

Possibly another lan card to be added and linux loaded.

On the abv conf. suggest which one to buy, i.e. internal/external

Also suggest company. I would like to buy Segate only.

For internal i have Secondary Slave IDE port empty.

Thanks in advance.

alsiladka · 10-02-2007, 07:01 PM

Well, If you have an IDE port empty, you can attach a new hard drive. Why dont you go for something more than 40GB? now a days rates of hard drives are pretty low.

nishant_nms · 10-02-2007, 07:16 PM

I would suggest for going for a extenal one means an internal drive in external casing as it will provide mobility too

The Unknown · 10-02-2007, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by alsiladka

Well, If you have an IDE port empty, you can attach a new hard drive. Why dont you go for something more than 40GB? now a days rates of hard drives are pretty low.

The PSU should take the load na! If it doesn't, what's the use?
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Quote:

Originally Posted by nishant_nms

I would suggest for going for a external one means an internal drive in external casing as it will provide mobility too

I don't move hdds. To move data, i just upload it to the www & distribute. Also internal hdds are cheap.

nishant_nms · 11-02-2007, 05:59 PM

^^I sugested an internal one with a external casing it will cost u only 200 more with mobility as a bonus feature
And I think ur PSU can take load of an another drive too

The Unknown · 11-02-2007, 07:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nishant_nms

^^I sugested an internal one with a external casing it will cost u only 200 more with mobility as a bonus feature
And I think ur PSU can take load of an another drive too

OK, GOOD TIP BUT PSU WILL SUPPORT WHICH ONE INTERNAL/EXTERNAL