help finding cheap hdd

raiderguy92

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this is my build so far
cpu: Athlon 740
motherboard:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138375
ram:4gb 1600
gpu: readon 7790
case:some cheap 18$ case


 

carowden

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yeah the ide drives you posted wont work. any of the drives suggested above will work pretty well for you
 

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im thinkin about getting the 4oogb hdd but i wanted to get your opinion on this hard drive first http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236031

 

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hows this hdd though http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236031

 

carowden

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it works, but the WD Blue is generally suggested over the green because of the "energy saving" features build into the Green editions (slower spindle rpm and low power idle). they generally mean slower read times and slower response from your system
 

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which do you think has better read times the seagate 400gb (i think it said seagate) or the 500gb wd green


 

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the seagate will be faster

 

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imma get tomb raider, minecraft,skyrim,battlefield 3,black ops 2, crycis 3, far cry 3,and metro 2033 about how much space would those take up
 

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after all of those games you'll have 150-200 gigs left over or more. im just doing ball park numbers, around 50 gigs for windows 7, less if you do windows 8, and just for the sake of making it easy, we'll say 20 gigs per game (8 games= 160 gigs), totaling about 210 gigs. itll definitely get you by
 

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ok thanks oh and btw i thought windows was only 20gb

 

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maybe for the 32 bit version, but i had a 60 gb ssd and with windows 7 64bit it was always crowding the drive. that number is also how big it is before you run the updates that the os has been accumulating over the past few years. it will be bigger than 20 gigs after all is said and done.
 

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