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  1. 1st Dec 2005 15:18 #1
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    I have read that it is better to do video editing on a second hard drive rather than the one with the OS on it. Currently I have a computer with a 40Gb drive with the OS on it and a second 160gb for video stuff.

    I'm going to be getting a new computer soon, and most if not all the new computers I see now have 200+ Serial ATA hard drives in them.

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    Would I still be able to install my 160GB Internal EIDE Hard Drive into the new computer or am I out of luck and have to purchase an entirely new Serial ATA hard to use as my second drive?
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    If you have a spare EIDE port of your motherboard for your new PC, you can install the EIDE Hard Drive.
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