RE: secondary hard drive
2009/04/22 02:15:55
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ORIGINAL: PaPi
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In truth, you don't need anything that blazing fast, a good 7200 RPM SATA (or e/SATA, if you need one more...) drive will do.
This is a good source to buy drives. Read the reviews, they're averagely pretty reliable.
http://www.newegg.com/Store/Category.aspx?Category=15&name=Hard-Drives
Good advice. Just stay away from the "Green" line from WD. Cheaper, uses less power, etc... I'm all for being green, but this drive uses variable speed (5400-7200rpm) which I'm pretty sure is not a good thing for a DAW (Actually, my first clue that something was amiss with this model was the overall mediocre user ratings - 3 out of 5, where other drives usually rated 4 to 5).
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