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There's many brands to choose from...
One for stuff..... (email, internet, all your
"other" not so important programs....
Anywhere from $15 up for the housing and one tray
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Buy the one that works best for you and your budget....
One for Liquid Edition - AKA your $500,000 edit
suite on your desktop...Treat it like you paid that much for it!
NOT CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET,
NO ANTIVIRUS RUNNING, NO FIREWALL
SEE MORE INFO HERE
Anywhere from $15 up for the housing and one tray....additional
trays are $10 and up.
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Step 1. Connect your HD to the tray....
Step 3.
Install the housing into a CD-ROM BAY
Step 5.
Slide the HD Tray into the housing.
Power up and enjoy.... You'll need to turn the
key to the locked position for the drive to work
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Step 2. Insert your HD into the tray....
Step 4.
Connect the IDE Cable & Power
If you have a second drive for your LE system in a second tray, you'll
probably need to format it and install XP, then LE, and stop there...
If you need to install other programs, such as Photoshop, & other 3rd
party software that adds to LE's power, try using LE by itself for a few
days, then install one program at a time, use/test LE to see if it acts
differently..
If LE starts to act strangely, you know it's the last
program that you
installed, adversely affecting it...
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A final thought.... You now
(hopefully) have a second C: drive for LE....
You should always have another drive
D: for your media. A 7200rpm, 8MB cache drive, either another HD
inside your computer, or an external firewire drive such as;
This Lacie 500GB Firewire drive.
I highly recommend buying a high quality, high speed firewire drive
such as this Lacie, as they are equipped with the Oxford 911 Chipset,
which ensures a fast throughput, or to say that another way, a high speed
connection.
I had a consultation with 2 ladies, who had purchased retail store
cheap firewire drives. Nothing but trouble until we replaced them
with internal drives....
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