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26th Nov 2011, 10:53 AM #1OPMember
Hard Disk problem
My PC was freezing since last couple of days...i found a message in HD sentinel that 3 sectors are weak..
I did defragmentation but it was of little help....
Couple of things i would like to know...
The current HD I am using is of 320gb WD HD and 1gb ram
Shall i buy WD or Go for Seagate or any other brand?
If i use 2 HDs...how much more RAM should i buy?
Do i need to format the existing HD if i use both the disks?
regards,piratebay Reviewed by piratebay on . Hard Disk problem My PC was freezing since last couple of days...i found a message in HD sentinel that 3 sectors are weak.. I did defragmentation but it was of little help.... Couple of things i would like to know... The current HD I am using is of 320gb WD HD and 1gb ram Shall i buy WD or Go for Seagate or any other brand? If i use 2 HDs...how much more RAM should i buy? Do i need to format the existing HD if i use both the disks? Rating: 5Good Bye Mates..
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26th Nov 2011, 10:57 AM #2MemberWebsite's:
NoSeriously.org-You can read reviews and buy any quality HD according to your needs.
-You can always add an additional 1GB RAM but it's not necessary if you're not a heavy user.
-No you do not need to format the current HD, but you should make a backup on your new HD and use it as Primary with OS installed in it. Since your old HD could crash or get corrupted as it's got bad sectors.
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26th Nov 2011, 10:57 AM #3MemberWebsite's:
reddit.comShall i buy WD or Go for Seagate or any other brand?
It's a matter of taste. both brands are good.
If i use 2 HDs...how much more RAM should i buy?
None really. But having 2GB of ram is pretty standard, since a GB costs under $10 now.
Do i need to format the existing HD if i use both the disks?
No, but since you are having problem with your current one, you could try formatting it, it may fix something.I design free logos. click here.
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26th Nov 2011, 10:59 AM #4Respected MemberWebsite's:
nooky.ushttp://www.hdd-regenerator.net/
Try to repair first.
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26th Nov 2011, 12:19 PM #5OPMember
@ sniffdog
Do i need to take a back up before using it or not needed?Good Bye Mates..
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26th Nov 2011, 12:31 PM #6JGM
Make a backup just in case, it never hurts to have backups
JGM.
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26th Nov 2011, 12:42 PM
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Follow what JGM says. It's never bad to have backups but remember to have backups of backups sometimes. I used to copy files to two drives at a time, recently though i lost 750gig of data due to a fault with the drives which in turn killed both backups.
26th Nov 2011, 12:56 PM
#8
OP
Member
Thanks mates for assistance
Good Bye Mates..
28th Nov 2011, 03:16 PM
#9
Member
Right now is the WRONG time to buy hard drives. Wait 2 or 3 months when the prices come back down.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...79R66220111028
28th Nov 2011, 03:22 PM
#10
Member
If data is important, then don't hesitate buy new HDD.
If you are looking to buy SATA HDD, then get WD Black or Segate 2.5inch Constellation
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