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  1. 09-05-2009, 12:40 PM #1
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    Application to graphically show your hdd
    Hi everyone,
    Anybody know a good app that will graphically show what is taking up my hdd space?

    Thanks in advance for the help!
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    Not that there is anything wrong with dtravis7's suggestion, there is also GrandPerspective. It's always nice to have a choice.
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    Personally, I find WhatSize to give a much better picture of storage allocation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cwa107 View Post
    Personally, I find WhatSize to give a much better picture of storage allocation.
    That one looks quite interesting. Shows many views. I will give it a try. Been using Disk Inventory for ages. Time to check something new!
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    Been using DiskInventoryX though I've had WhatSize for a while.

    After trying all of those listed above - went ahead and gave WhatSize my money.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobtomay View Post
    Been using DiskInventoryX though I've had WhatSize for a while.

    After trying all of those listed above - went ahead and gave WhatSize my money.
    Me too. I like being able to quickly find the big files and delete them if necessary. It's fast and efficient and I know the exact files and paths they're in.
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