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  1. 8th Jun 2002 01:16 #1
    e-z-e
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    How much would a standard 80 gig hard drive cost? Would it be more of a bargain to get more? If so how much more? I'm looking for ballpark ranges so I'll have an idea before going to town tommorow
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  2. 8th Jun 2002 02:14 #2
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    $125 nowadays.
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  3. 8th Jun 2002 15:58 #3
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    Sea gate and maxtor are really cheap these days but western digital is more.
    This is proboly a ice cream induced thought so i can not take no control for the above statment. :P
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  4. 11th Jun 2002 01:35 #4
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    I got 80GB 5400RPM (slower then 7200RPM, but much cheaper) for under a $100 at CompUsa a few months ago... even tho its a slower hard drive I don't really know anything different... I got 3 hard drive in my computer

    45 GB 7200RPM
    60 GB 7200RPM
    80GB 5400RPM mostly for storage, but do capture and encode too.
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  5. 11th Jun 2002 06:30 #5
    Robbins1940
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    The Seagate 80gb 7200rpm drive is now less than £100 over here in the UK the last time I looked.

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  6. 11th Jun 2002 06:36 #6
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    u can even get an external 80gb for about 130quid the lasst time checked
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  7. 11th Jun 2002 16:56 #7
    aznguy
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    www.outpost.com today website: seagate 80GB 7200rpm 2 mb buffer
    for $99

    a 120GB for $179
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  8. 11th Jun 2002 17:28 #8
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    http://www.endpcnoise.com/cgi-bin/e/00020.html?id=i6rDRbGB


    This is a 80gig one. It is special because it is a silent one. Always a plus for bedroom computers - in my case....
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