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> Firewire Hd: 400 Or 800?!?, External hard drive
kd_rome
post Sun 5 Dec 2004, 17:40
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Hi guys!
I need to buy an external hard drive to use with Protools and my powerbook 17" 1.5 GHz.
I would like to know what do you think about the differences between a LaCie Big Disk Extreme 320GB with a Firewire 800 - Oxford 912-8Mb and a
Maxtor OneTouch™ II - 300GB with a Firewire 400 - Oxford 911-16 Mb.

Everytime a read a review it's always about people that use the hd for pro video/photo, I would like to know something about the ProAudio needs.
Thanks!
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kd_rome
post Sun 5 Dec 2004, 22:27
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I liked your answer, pretty clear and it's what I was looking for.
Alright, let's say that I have to use it with a 17" Powerbook 1.5 GHz and Protools.
But now I'm more confused...eh ehe eh .
Alright, if I get a double disk I'll have 60MB instead of 40 but the risk of MTBF, and if I have a single disk I get the 40 MB/sec.

What about this lacie: http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?pid=10489


http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?pid=10489

Now I'm more confused...

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- kd_rome   Firewire Hd: 400 Or 800?!?   Sun 5 Dec 2004, 17:40
- - Nels   For both audio and video, you'll want the fast...   Sun 5 Dec 2004, 18:36
- - kd_rome   Thanks for the answer! So you suggest the trip...   Sun 5 Dec 2004, 19:09
- - Nels   If you feel you'd need to have the 3 options(U...   Sun 5 Dec 2004, 22:16
- - lepetitmartien   Uh… USB2 is just on paper a little better than FW4...   Sun 5 Dec 2004, 22:16
- - Nels   Yes, it can all be so confusing. One definite thi...   Mon 6 Dec 2004, 17:31
- - kd_rome   Yeah Nels, I posted the same question on the Digid...   Mon 6 Dec 2004, 17:36
- - ourmanflinty   don't forget that you won't get any more t...   Mon 6 Dec 2004, 18:33
- - CanadaRAM   QUOTE (kd_rome @ Dec 6 2004, 16:36)I was ceck...   Wed 8 Dec 2004, 07:07
- - Nels   Trevor, Just had to commend you on your concise e...   Wed 8 Dec 2004, 08:20
- - ourmanflinty   well, do the maths. real world sustained 32meg / s...   Thu 9 Dec 2004, 15:48
- - ourmanflinty   umm, one big file as in the barefeats tests shown ...   Thu 9 Dec 2004, 21:45
- - Vincent Online   Hmmm I appreciate this thred... I've having so...   Thu 9 Dec 2004, 22:39
- - ourmanflinty   You need to find out where the problem is, try goi...   Fri 10 Dec 2004, 00:06
- - Vincent Online   QUOTE (ourmanflinty @ Dec 9 2004, 23:06)You n...   Fri 10 Dec 2004, 02:34
- - ourmanflinty   bogs down pretty quick, any details? how many trac...   Fri 10 Dec 2004, 14:28


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