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<blockquote data-quote="flintstone99" data-source="post: 700378" data-attributes="member: 72866">AW: Advice on buildup...Hi,on HDD as written by thedane 5400rpm models are pretty fine. I am rnning a 2TB Caviar Green frm WD in my system without any troule. And not much noise too....I am now even starting with a client/server setup and have my recordings on a Atom330 in the cellar with the client accessing via Gig Erthernet and this is for sure much slower than any built in HD in a integratd setup.On size: take a big one! Consider that 1hour of recording takes ~2GB. So if you want to keep records on your disc.....and you will probably want to do so, because it is so much more conveniant than burning to DVD's etc....on gfx, I ran on a 780G integrated HD3200 for more than a year and it worked fine with SD TV and DVD's and all the stuff. So a 4200 should be fine for starters. You can always add a discrete gfx card later on.regardsflintstone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="flintstone99, post: 700378, member: 72866"] [b]AW: Advice on buildup...[/b] Hi, on HDD as written by thedane 5400rpm models are pretty fine. I am rnning a 2TB Caviar Green frm WD in my system without any troule. And not much noise too.... I am now even starting with a client/server setup and have my recordings on a Atom330 in the cellar with the client accessing via Gig Erthernet and this is for sure much slower than any built in HD in a integratd setup. On size: take a big one! Consider that 1hour of recording takes ~2GB. So if you want to keep records on your disc.....and you will probably want to do so, because it is so much more conveniant than burning to DVD's etc.... on gfx, I ran on a 780G integrated HD3200 for more than a year and it worked fine with SD TV and DVD's and all the stuff. So a 4200 should be fine for starters. You can always add a discrete gfx card later on. regards flintstone [/QUOTE]

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