A gift from above!

[Flyvåpnet]

Yay!  My days of having to delete big files in order to download new ones are over, thanks to a generous gift from Orion.  It's a Maxtor 6Y160P0 disk drive in a Rocketfish enclosure.  (Maxtor is now part of Seagate.) 

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Thank you very much, Phil, for this excellent addition to Yomako's (my desktop computing system's) circle of electronic friends!  The new drive's name is Orion, by the way.  I'm very glad to have received this unexpected and welcomed gift.  No more download-screen-delete scenarios!  Plus, if and when the Thought Police come to get me, I can abscond with this remote drive and live happily ever after on Easter Island — or a location yet to be named.

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[0235]

how many GB / TB is it? im thinking about getting one, as i have alot of games downloaded, taking up space.

[Flyvåpnet]

It holds 160 gigabytes, 0235.  I'd ask Orion about this sort of thing if I were you, as he's the expert.



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[Orion]

The Hard drive in the enclosure can be larger, you would just need to purchase a larger drive. It has an IDE interface which isn't as fast as a SATA one, but it was what I had handy. I had also put some files on there for him... Don't know if he watched any of them or not.

[0235]

oh, so its sort of an external HDD bay, which you can put any internal HDD in, never though about on of those.

[Orion]

Yep.... That way you can use whatever drive is available and just dump it into it. I do that with laptop hard drives I have laying about. Real easy way to back your info up without having to shut down and hook the drive up yourself.

[Captn' Red]

As usual...

Philly's the most awesome bastard alive.

[Flyvåpnet]

I second Red's assertion!



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[Shuji]

Ori is very nice.