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MadGamer 15-04-2011 00:24

250GB HDD (for fat consoles)
 
For anyone interested in upgrading from an ageing 20GB HDD or even the 120GB HDD, Amazon now have the 250GB HDD for £47.97: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...pf_rd_i=468294

oh and the HDD Transfer kit for £8.97: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hard-Drive-T...pd_sim_vg_h__1

Graham M 15-04-2011 12:48

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That's still well overpriced :\

BenMcr 15-04-2011 15:56

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Don't know why MS didn't do the same as Sony and just use a laptop drive












Actually thinking about it, yes I do. Never mind lol

v0id 15-04-2011 16:28

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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35213671)
Don't know why MS didn't do the same as Sony and just use a laptop drive


Microsoft has always used 'laptop drives' for the 360 ;)

Zing 15-04-2011 16:49

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Yes but microsoft use specific drives. I know the WD cavier blue works for one

MadGamer 15-04-2011 17:17

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I thought that was a cracking price for the drive personally, so much so that I snapped one up this morning

Hom3r 15-04-2011 18:32

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Originally Posted by Graham M (Post 35213550)
That's still well overpriced :\

Where can you get it cheaper?

Zing 15-04-2011 19:20

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35213738)
Yes but microsoft use specific drives. I know the WD cavier blue works for one

its the scorpio blue not the cavier

Tezcatlipoca 15-04-2011 19:41

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35213795)
Where can you get it cheaper?

I think the point is that if MS allowed you to simply use any 2.5" SATA HDD (like Sony does for the PS3) it would be a lot cheaper as you would not be forced to pay MS' OTT prices.

Zing 15-04-2011 19:55

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if you can find what drives they are using and get hold of one you can make one yourself out your old small jobbie

MadGamer 15-04-2011 21:57

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Originally Posted by Zing (Post 35213843)
if you can find what drives they are using and get hold of one you can make one yourself out your old small jobbie

That would be classed as modifying the hardware, which is against M$ Code of conduct and terms of use

Zing 15-04-2011 23:16

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Originally Posted by MadGamer (Post 35213909)
That would be classed as modifying the hardware, which is against M$ Code of conduct and terms of use

oh what a shame lol

craigj2k12 16-04-2011 18:25

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Originally Posted by MadGamer (Post 35213909)
That would be classed as modifying the hardware, which is against M$ Code of conduct and terms of use

and sony allow it??

I think not, BUT they do allow hard drive changes

MadGamer 16-04-2011 18:40

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Originally Posted by craigj2k11 (Post 35214567)
and sony allow it??

I think not, BUT they do allow hard drive changes

Yes but this isnt Sony we're talking about, its Microsoft, and they do not permit the use of any other drives than the official drives that they sell.

haydnwalker 19-04-2011 13:02

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Originally Posted by MadGamer (Post 35214587)
Yes but this isnt Sony we're talking about, its Microsoft, and they do not permit the use of any other drives than the official drives that they sell.

TBH - so long as its from the manufacturer/model they use...they won't have any idea. Technically you aren't modifying the console...as the HDD is just an external peripheral on a fat 360 (much like 3rd party controllers etc) so I don't see it as breaking the TOS at all...


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