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computermaineack · 05-01-2006, 05:54 AM

I agree with The Other One...you should prob get a new hard drive. As for transferring everything, You could either just leave it as a secondary, or you could use a program, or you could just do "copy" "paste." that's my method

. Make sure though, if you're getting a new hard drive, that it's good. Lol, that was pretty vague. If you're going to use it as your primary drive, i'd say get one that's 10k rpm, if you can afford it. you should also make sure you get one with 16mb cache and, and of course, if your mobo supports it, sata (pref. sata2).

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computermaineack Diamond Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Connecticut Posts: 2,259	I agree with The Other One...you should prob get a new hard drive. As for transferring everything, You could either just leave it as a secondary, or you could use a program, or you could just do "copy" "paste." that's my method . Make sure though, if you're getting a new hard drive, that it's good. Lol, that was pretty vague. If you're going to use it as your primary drive, i'd say get one that's 10k rpm, if you can afford it. you should also make sure you get one with 16mb cache and, and of course, if your mobo supports it, sata (pref. sata2). __________________ "Former Clinton advisor Dick Morris said, "Hillary Clinton will be the next President, but she'll be the worst President we've ever seen." After hearing this, President Bush said, "Wait a minute, I'm not finished yet."" -Conan O'Brien CPU: Q6600 G0 Mobo: eVGA 680i NF67-A1 Case: Antec P180B GPU: eVGA 8800GTS G92 512mb HSF: Tuniq Tower 120 RAM: 4gb DDR2-800 Corsair XMS2 4-4-4-12 PSU: Antec True Power Trio 550w