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<blockquote data-quote="symondavis" data-source="post: 400858" data-attributes="member: 18523"><p>I cheated on this issue just recently.</p><p>I upgraded my internal drive(80Gb) to a 160Gb 7200.2 SATA-300 drive</p><p>I then purchased a cheapo SATA-USB enclosure from eBay for a tenner and a couple of quid postage(bargin)</p><p>I then slapped in the new drive in the enclosure and ran superduper to copy everything.</p><p>I then swapped the drives around and formatted the 80Gb for general storage. Best of both worlds now. Large internal and a smaller drive for all my personal data.</p><p>Cost me a total of 140 odd quid.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="symondavis, post: 400858, member: 18523"] I cheated on this issue just recently. I upgraded my internal drive(80Gb) to a 160Gb 7200.2 SATA-300 drive I then purchased a cheapo SATA-USB enclosure from eBay for a tenner and a couple of quid postage(bargin) I then slapped in the new drive in the enclosure and ran superduper to copy everything. I then swapped the drives around and formatted the 80Gb for general storage. Best of both worlds now. Large internal and a smaller drive for all my personal data. Cost me a total of 140 odd quid. [/QUOTE]
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