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Beta testers of the next big dashboard update are claiming that their games take up less space on their HDDs.
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Beta testers of the next big dashboard update are claiming that their games take up less space on their HDDs.
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good news can fit more games on my hard drive now
Yeah I have the 20GB drive as I refuse to pay the extortionate price of the 120GB drive but I can only really fit one game on that. Only thing is would compression make the game take longer to load? They could also do something like removing additional content or something which isn't used much by the player which would free even more space.
Surely u can change the 20GB drive with a 2.5" drive? I sold a 60GB mine recently for £15 so I guess these are real cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by watercooled
I still have a 20gb drive too, 140 or so retail games.. tends to get a bit messy in there.
Just enough room to backup a single game, I'll have to upgrade soon..
Just seems too pricey to me for the 120gb drive :\
Weren't Argos getting shot of the official 120GB drives for around £60. Still pricey but better than the £100 retail price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zap
Aye, HMV also had them for £30-35 butI missed it :(
All my money\'s going towards a media centre build at the moment so I\'ll just make do for now.
why pay for a media centre build if you have an XBOX? cant u just stream media to ur xbox?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zap
Hey zap, I got my old 60gb with the cable if you want it as I got a 120gb :) Would do you a cheap offer if interested :)
Not that simple to replace - you need to get a specific drive then you need to download some software from the Internet to flash its BIOS. I don't see why they don't just allow you to change the drive yourself like Sony with the PS3...
Ah, I see. MS at their monopoly again.Quote:
Originally Posted by watercooled
Sorry but I think this smells like bull.
Bungie has explicitly said for users NOT to install Halo 3 to the hard drive because of the caching the game does which makes performance worse, so why someone would then go and install it seems like a pointless task
You can install any game, not just Halo 3 and a lot of games do load faster and the console does run quieter. I think they just gave Halo 3 as an example.
I know you can install any game, I have had the NXE since before the public beta last year, and this update since before the public beta. My point was Bungie said not to install Halo 3 because the game is designed to write a cache to the HDD then read back instead of the disc, installing to disc means it is writing from HDD to HDD and this has an adverse affect on the performanceQuote:
Originally Posted by watercooled