Tech Sata Drive (Read 135 times)

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I'm looking to get a SATA harddrive. My IDE one started crapping out so I reformatted it, but it's only 80 gigs. I have everything I need backed up on an external. So I was looking at newegg and came across a 500gig SATA for $79.99(USD). Good deal? Should I keep looking. I would rather just go to a store and buy one but the only computer store around here has this on their homepage:

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4 Rules for a successful relationship with your computer:
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                                       

#1: Your computer is a member of your family. Get over your love hate issues. Like any favorite pet, it nags for handouts. When cared for properly, it nags less.

#2: Be clear about boundaries. Let

Your computer knows whose boss. Don’t be afraid to use the Power Cord Trump

card - meaning unplug it when

It gets too sassy.

#3: Work your conflict resolution skills. Hitting, punching or throwing is not okay.

#4: When all else falls call us at _______________

Should I try Walmart or something?
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Yeah that's not bad. Can you link to the page?
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I just went to newegg and type 'Sata hardrive' I think. I went ahead ant just bought a 320 gig Seagate one at Walmart for 50 bucks (USD). Now I'm trying to freaking slipstream SATA floppy files with my XP disc. My motherboard didn't have a floppy disk with the SATA files. I'm almost done I think.
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