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Jas

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24th Apr 07 at 11:55

where can i get them from?

would prefer one with room for three hdd's and only one power supply and one usb?

possible

liveseytowers

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24th Apr 07 at 12:01

Good idea, i'd quite like something like that if one exists?

Jas

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24th Apr 07 at 12:04

i have

internal-

1x 250gb
1x 300gb

external
1x250gb

i think i need more

theres no room in my case so Itd be the best option and posible cheapest in long run

liveseytowers

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24th Apr 07 at 12:06

Yeah i've got 1 x 250gig internal and 1 x 80gig internal. It's a pain pulling them out and upgrading cos my OS is on the 80gig drive and don't want to rebuild me PC. Would be nice to have 1 USB caddie with space for 3 drives!

topshot_2k

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24th Apr 07 at 12:08

buy a 500 or true 750gig HD then put inside a caddie

Jas

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24th Apr 07 at 12:21

I cant afford to spend over £150+ on a hdd then an extra £20+ on caddie

if i can buy a 300gb for £50ish and then a cadie for £20 ish i can buy extra hdd's when needed

Voyto

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24th Apr 07 at 12:25

Netgear do a NAS which you can plug internal drives into.

Google the SC101

Jas

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24th Apr 07 at 12:38

thanks voyto, i saw some on ebay ages ago, cant find them now

they had differant ones on the too

Voyto

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24th Apr 07 at 12:45

Also check out the Buffalo Linkstations (Also a NAS).

I use one of these for prividing communal storage for everyone on my LAN (all the computers in the house) allowing me to play my media anywhere in the house from any machine. With the linkstation you can plug extra storage via USB (be it an external hard drive or a Flash Pen Drive)

Jas

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24th Apr 07 at 12:48

you got any links please mate?

Voyto

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24th Apr 07 at 12:52

Netgear SC101

Buffalo's Offerings

Jas

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24th Apr 07 at 12:58

could i use the buffalo's just for one pc use,,

and do i only need one power supply to feed them all and only one usb to access them all