My computer only has 9 GB of disk space. Right now I only have about 3 GB left. How can I get more GBs?
uninstall software you arent using anymore, clean up your temp folders...
other than that, yeah, auggie2k is right. Buy a new hard drive.
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damn these days 9GBs are barly enough to carry in your pocket
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Even a new 20GB is pretty cheap.
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how cheap? where can i buy one?
bud www.newegg.com thats all im going to say
20 gig is a waste IMO to, get atleast a 40 gig if your going to get one...
I wouldn't have reccomended newegg maybe as much as I would www.zipzoomfly.com (they have free 2nd day air shipping on everything, and newegg charges tax in my state, so thats another reason not to shop there. Their prices are competitive, but then again so is zipzoom and it usually ends up cheaper for me).
Also about the hard drives themselves, you might notice a 40GB costs bearly more than a 20GB, or even a 60 or 80 for maybe $10 more than a 20GB. I guess its supply and demand, so your best bang-for-the-buck will probably be a bigger drive.
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It all depends on her/his needs. Even 40 GB may be enough, but you see s/he was interested in 20 GB. Just because s/he is here, doesn't mean they have a HD full of music files.
17 USC § 1008 Prohibition on certain infringement actions:
No action may be brought under this title alleging infringement of copyright based on the noncommercial use by a consumer for making digital musical or analog musical recordings.
That is true, but what everyone seems to be pointing out is that a 20GB or even a 40GB HDD is not an economically sound solution. On newegg, a 40GB HDD goes for roughly $1 per gig. 120, 160 & 200 GB HDDs go for sometimes less than $.50 per gig. If your lucky, you can get them for less than that even, such as outpost.com's sale a few weeks ago, which offered a 200GB HDD (ATA-100, 7200 RPM, 8mb cache, major brand - just dont remember it) for $40 after a mail-in rebate. If you do the math, thats $.20 per gig. Even if you aren't going to use all of that space, its worth it.Originally Posted by Lord_of_the_Dense
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