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I should have a Western Digital 200GB 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive, Model WD2000JB, OEM Drive Only with an OEM copy of XP Home w/ SP2 come Tuesday.

This is the same HD I listed in my previous upgrade thread. My big unemployment check came this past week and I used some of it for those 2 items.

The big pain is moving all my saved game files and such for over a dozen or so games. :blink: For Flight Simulator 2004, I must have at least 600 AI aircraft to move and the right files for that so my flight plans use the right planes.

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Not to mention all my N2K3 stuff too. I plan on doing fresh installs of the games then slowly but surely copy everything from this drive into their places then reformat this drive and use it for storage. I will split that other drive into 2 patitions also, one a 20GB section for Windows and the rest for programs.

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Hehehe, gonna be fun moving that stuff around.  Within the next few months I'm gonna be buying myself a 74GB WD Raptor :drool:.

Good choice NYR. I bought two of them several months ago ... originally was going to put them in a RAID 0 array but found out there was no performance gain

http://forums.3dretreat.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5475

So now I just run them independently (on seperate SATA headers) with the OS on one and I put the virtual memory on the first partition of the 2nd one. They are suprisingly quiet and cool for running at 10K :thumbsup:

(I do have 2 intake fans built-in to my Lian-Li case blowing cool air over them though :rocky: I also have a 3rd 160GB WD IDE HD for storage on the same system)

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How about u try Norton Ghost to transfer all the stuff?

Where can I get it for free?

Seriously, I can just transfer it manually. It won't be that big of a pain really for most things. Even with the planes, it cant be more than 200MB worth of stuff (I haven't added it up so don't quote me).

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There aint free Ghost around. I think it cost around 60-70$. But yeah it's just better to have clean install IMO. I had some problems with Ghost in past so even that aint 100% sure to transfer all system to new HD.

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