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http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...G=Search&meta=
http://www.supergooddeal.com/satahdd.html oh and its 300 meg a second, not 3 gig, burst
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look on the websites i gave you earlier, note down the manufacturer and model number then search around for that for the best prices, sorry i cant help you more than that since i have no interest in buying a sata2 drive myself.
i suppose you have to weight up the cost vs speed of sata 1 drives as well. are you going to be doing a lot of video editing - or file transfer if so then yes its worth the extra.
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The fastest drives I know of right now are the WD Raptors, 10K RPM SATA drives. The 74 Gb has a 4.5 ms seek time, the 36.7 Gb has a 5.3 ms seek time. (That can make a difference sometimes) They both push 150 MB per second.
I run 2 of the 36.7 raptors in my tower PC, raid 1, with 1 Gb of DDR 400 RAM, and and AMD 3000+ 400 FSB CPU. (Socket A) That thing is very fast... ![]() Your machine would be even faster than mine with that 64 bit CPU and (2) 74 Gb raptors in there on raid 1 (mirrored) array. Go for a Gig of RAM, it is cheap enough and well worth it in a PC like you have. BTW, that board you have is awesome,..great choice.
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