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Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 1
OS: Mac OSX 10.4.11
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should I upgrade to a hard drive with more memory?
Hello, tech support.
I have a question about the clear Ibook G3 with disk tray I've recently purchased. I'm pretty sure the current hard drive in the computer is somewhere around 30 gigs. I have filled it up entirely, and now have to delete programs whenever I need to download something. My intuition also tells me that the lack of space i have on my computer is causing it to perform very slowly. (anyone who can confirm my suspicions?) I decided to checkout a possibly hard drive upgrade, and came across a 160 gig (link --->)http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ht_2413wt_1002 I'm thinking of buying it, but I know a great deal of work lies ahead if I do. So far, I know that before I do anything, I have to uninstall my current hard drive, and replace it with a new one. I know that this takes time and effort, but I'm prepared to be patient. I also know that if I want any of the files on my existing hard drive, (which I definitely do) I'd have to purchase a hard drive clone/copy kit. I am very close to purchasing all of the above, but before I do i need to clarify something. Will buying all of this stuff be a waste of time if I don't have the proper OSX startup disk? I purchased this laptop off of a forum, and it did not come with one. If it is in fact necessary, which version should I go with? and where could I buy it? Lastly, is there any easier solution than doing all of this? It seems like a bit of an ordeal.. Help is much appreciated. Thanks! |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Atlanta, GA
Posts: 403
OS: Windows XP SP3
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Re: should I upgrade to a hard drive with more memory?
You could simply get an external hard drive.
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