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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Atmosphere harddrive question.....
basic channel
Posted: 15th November 2002 08:54
hi

Getting mine tomorrow to install on the new DAW I'm building this weekend Very Happy

My harddrives will be configured :

1. WD 80GB OS's and data (primary master)
2. WD 120 GB audio files (secondary master)

Am I best to install the instrument file on drive 1 or 2 ?

cheers

swayzak
Trojan Badger
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:08
Swayzak, slightly off topic but you may want to switch your disks around. check out www.tomshardware.com where they showed that the 80Gb disk is actually tons faster than the 120Gb one.
clarida
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:13
PC.... Cool or MAC... Help
Z
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:15
clarida wrote:
PC.... Cool or MAC... Help


Macs are obtainable at the nearest McDonalds Cool

PC, if you please.


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Whops, I replied in the wrong thread. I guess that's what a full week at work does to you when it's Friday with the combination of being exhausted and having a couple of beers. Smile
clarida
Posted: 15th November 2002 09:26
It should'nt really make a difference...

When you install, you choose your destination drive and then the 3.8 gig file is loaded there. Once installed it can't be moved...

All the sounds are loaded into RAM...so the hard drive should'nt be an issue.

Cheer's
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