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How to Add an External Hard Drive to a Playstation 3 or Xbox 360
Executive Summary about Add an External Hard Drive to a Playstation 3 or Xbox 360 By Jim Hedgecoth
Add More Storage to Your Gaming Console With an External Hard Drive
If you have a gaming console that came with a small hard drive or no hard drive at all, then adding an external hard drive is a reasonably quick and simple solution. Sure, you can replace the original hard drives that came in the system with a larger one, but those laptop hard drives can get quite expensive, especially in the larger capacities.
Choosing Your External Hard Drive Naturally, you will need a hard drive and an enclosure. Almost any USB external hard drive will work for your purposes. If you have some laptop hard drives lying around, then buy a 2.5" laptop hard drive enclosure. A 3.5" external hard drive will store much more content but will probably require an extra power port.
Formatting Your Hard Drive Gaming consoles need an external hard drive that is formatted in the FAT32 file system. You can use virtually any hard drive currently sold on the market, as FAT32 can support hard drives up to 2 Terabytes in size. Windows 98 users can only create and partition drives up to 127GB in size. So, in order to create a FAT32 partition and format it above the 32GB or 127GB limitations, you will need a utility like Partition Magic or some other drive/partition utility. You should now have a hard drive formatted in FAT32.
Once your drive is done formatting in FAT32, it's simply a matter of uploading content to your new drive and connecting it to your gaming console.
Xbox 360 So Hot It Can Be Liquid Cooled by Cool IT Systems
Executive Summary about Xbox 360 So Hot It Can Be Liquid Cooled by Cool IT Systems By Lance Winslow
Some of the top gammers who drive their Xbox 360 Machines hard due to their intense level of play have found themselves over heating their systems. The answer is liquidity; that is to say a liquid cooled Xbox 360 system made by Cool IT Systems.
Currently the standard Cool IT Systems Xbox 360 Intercooler with liquid cooling technologies uses the power from the Xbox 360, but in future models it may need to be hooked up to its own power source as the games get more robust and the gammers become even more intuitively aggressive. CoolIT
If you have a gaming console that came with a small hard drive or no hard drive at all, then adding an external hard drive is a reasonably quick and simple solution. Sure, you can replace the original hard drives that came in the system with a larger one, but those laptop hard drives can get quite expensive, especially in the larger capacities.
Choosing Your External Hard Drive Naturally, you will need a hard drive and an enclosure. Almost any USB external hard drive will work for your purposes. If you have some laptop hard drives lying around, then buy a 2.5" laptop hard drive enclosure. A 3.5" external hard drive will store much more content but will probably require an extra power port.
Formatting Your Hard Drive Gaming consoles need an external hard drive that is formatted in the FAT32 file system. You can use virtually any hard drive currently sold on the market, as FAT32 can support hard drives up to 2 Terabytes in size. Windows 98 users can only create and partition drives up to 127GB in size. So, in order to create a FAT32 partition and format it above the 32GB or 127GB limitations, you will need a utility like Partition Magic or some other drive/partition utility. You should now have a hard drive formatted in FAT32.
Once your drive is done formatting in FAT32, it's simply a matter of uploading content to your new drive and connecting it to your gaming console.
Xbox 360 So Hot It Can Be Liquid Cooled by Cool IT Systems
Executive Summary about Xbox 360 So Hot It Can Be Liquid Cooled by Cool IT Systems By Lance Winslow
Some of the top gammers who drive their Xbox 360 Machines hard due to their intense level of play have found themselves over heating their systems. The answer is liquidity; that is to say a liquid cooled Xbox 360 system made by Cool IT Systems.
Currently the standard Cool IT Systems Xbox 360 Intercooler with liquid cooling technologies uses the power from the Xbox 360, but in future models it may need to be hooked up to its own power source as the games get more robust and the gammers become even more intuitively aggressive. CoolIT