Hitachi 400 GB HD

[vass0922]

http://news.com.com/2100-1015_3-5171...l?tag=nefd_top

7200 RPM - will be available as ATA, or SATA

The company is billing the Deskstar 7K400 as the largest-capacity ATA drive with 3.5-inch platters. Currently, the largest 3.5-inch ATA drive is a 320GB product from Maxtor, according to John Monroe, an analyst at research firm Gartner. That drive, though, spins at 5,400rpm, which translates into slower performance than a 7,200rpm drive, Monroe said. He said 3.5-inch ATA drives running at 7,200rpm top out at 250GB.

Should make the "small" 200 gig drives cheaper

what kind of warranty will they offer for these i wonder.

wonder if you can try this hack on the hard drive

http://www.techimo.com/forum/t103233.html

and what kind of space would you get? 800+ ???

would be cool

[phrozen_dreamz]

If ya read on at The Inquirer you'll see that some IT guys say it's not smart to use that hack and it can really mess your data up...

I'll be staying away from that hack. Just stick with OC'ing my Video Card.