Is it for a laptop? If not, you're just paying more money for nothing...Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
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Is it for a laptop? If not, you're just paying more money for nothing...Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
No, it's for the PS3.Quote:
Originally Posted by morsdraconis
Ah, gotcha. Didn't know that 3.5" ones wouldn't work with the PS3. That kinda sucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
Yep only 2.5" SATA fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by morsdraconis
Yeah that is the size for laptops. 3.5 fit desktops.
On a side note how in the world do you fill a terabyte lol?
Good question LOL but I'd never have to upgrade it again :D I might just got 640GB if I ever come close to filling the 320GB...I get a lot of PSN games.Quote:
Originally Posted by skipwondah33
Music. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by skipwondah33
For my laptop, I have 83.4 GB left out of 221 GB internally. Then I have an external drive that I was given for a Christmas two years ago. 103 GB currently free out of 465 GB. Then a 2 TB external drive that I bought last winter. After all the various stuff getting it set up, it officially is 1.81 TB, of which I currently have 1.41 TB free, and slowly going down by the day.
Currently, according to my stats, I have 26,644 songs sitting in my 465 GB drive. As well, I currently have 30 different PC games installed on the 2 TB drive.
I knew you could, what I am saying is that what is the point if you can't save your whole game disc to the HDD (SSD)? Waste of money without that feature.Quote:
Originally Posted by souljahbill
I'm nearing 100 hundred PSN titles, but I don't keep them all downloaded at once. I beat them and I delete them unless I think that it will be getting DLC that I'm interested in(Dead Nation). I still have my little 160GB.
I mean putting a game like ncaa 12 on your hDD IOU
I know what you mean and I totally agree that you should be able to. I don't see one good reason why they wont implement it, but I sincerely doubt they ever do.
Hard drive stress is primarily a problem because of the mechanics involved. But games don't use enough that I think that would be much of a concern. Heat's not usually a problem with hard drive access. Graphics cards and processors are the main heat sources in a machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by skipwondah33
His point is that through PSN and the Store, you can rack up a sizable amount of stuff on your PS3 pretty quickly. I've almost run out of room twice, thanks to HD videos, PSN downloads and games that put a decent sized chunk of game data installed. DC Universe Online would put me over the limit again, probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by fsuprime
ahh, yea i can see that, I use a smallish SSD for my main HD on the PC and to keep space free on it I uninstall games I do not play and just keep the saved games saved...I love steam, I try to register every game I have with them and now I mostly only purchase through them.
A developer accidentally let slip that their game is releasing on the store June 3, so I guess the people who said Friday afternoon as a joke are going to get it right. :D
Sony.net just released a statement(via a .pdf file - WTF?) that basically said most of the world will get the full restoration of PSN on June 2, which I guess is technically today. You mean I can download all the shit I've already paid for and couldn't use for the past month? AWESOME.
...and it's back...and UPDATED!
I miss my PS3. I have a pretty good blu ray movie collection going.
I'm able to get into the store, but get Error Code 80023103 on everything I try to download. :fp:
Just keep trying. It may take 4 or 5 tries but eventually it'll start downloading.
OMG! :bp: