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Haha, actually, I am planning on using Drive Image, and that was what my question was based on...do I need to format/partition the drive before I transfer the data to it? And I'm doing this in hopes that I would not have to reinstall XP, because my XP version is rather old so I'd need to...
I just got a new harddrive, and I want to transfer all of the stuff on my old drive to it, and then no longer use my old drive. Do I need to partition and format the new drive before I do so?
Yeah, if you max out everything and it runs fine, just keep your current card. If not, spend a little and buy a 7600 or X850XT. Oh, and play Guild Wars. Much better graphics, more fun :p
...all you WoW players, don't flame me for that last sentence
The problem is, Vista is coming out early 2007. Now, knowing Microsoft, that is very subject to change. I agree with the above poster that if you decide to wait, then wait for the 2nd crop of DX10 cards (they'll be cheaper, less bugs, etc.) However, you can get some nice DX9 cards right now for...
Do those progams require that the harddrives be in RAID, or do they both just need to be plugged in? Unfortunately, I don't think I can put my 2 HDs into raid because my old one is the original SATA HD and the new one is SATA 3.0GB/s.
Is it possible to transfer ALL of the data from one harddrive to another one, including Windows XP and all of that stuff? Perhaps like a making a mirror image of the drive, so when you put in the new one, it'll be everything you originally had, just a bigger & better HD. Is that possible, and if...