08-09-2004, 04:03 AM
Caches are important for speed on a hard drive. Especially now that we're dealing with larger file sizes and larger hard drives.
80GB is the smallest hard drive I've seen for sale lately. 120GB is closer to the average size. I'm running with my old 20GB drive and two 80s to fill up with stuff.
The crazyness is that I'm finding that I want a larger drive yet. I just shot over 2GB worth of photos this weekend and I'm not likely to delete any of them. I have over 60GB of photos alone on my hard drives. Even though I've backed most of them up on DVD-Rs I still like having them handy for projects I work on.
You can never have too much space on your hard drive or too much RAM on your motherboard. Bigger is always better in both areas.
80GB is the smallest hard drive I've seen for sale lately. 120GB is closer to the average size. I'm running with my old 20GB drive and two 80s to fill up with stuff.
The crazyness is that I'm finding that I want a larger drive yet. I just shot over 2GB worth of photos this weekend and I'm not likely to delete any of them. I have over 60GB of photos alone on my hard drives. Even though I've backed most of them up on DVD-Rs I still like having them handy for projects I work on.
You can never have too much space on your hard drive or too much RAM on your motherboard. Bigger is always better in both areas.
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