Installed 200GB drive + paint job pics
Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 12:06 am
So...I installed the 200GB drive from Toshiba the other day.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLi ... tegory=380
Had a hell of a time getting the drive to clone properly from the 100gb drive that was in there previously. It was made easier by the fact that the SATA interface on both notebook and desktop drives are the same. Once I decide to give up on cloning the service partition, I got XP to boot properly, and that was that.
The drive is very quiet and the extra storage is great...quite happy with it. 4200 RPM is not a problem for me.
So, 2GB of RAM, Core Duo 1.83, integrated WWAN, incredible 8 hours of battery life and 200GB of storage in a 3.4 lb package. Pretty happy with it!
Also, I promised to post pictures of the paint job I got for my X60 a while ago on another thread but never did. Unfortunately, I don't have a digital camera and I never got around to borrowing one so I'm just going to repost the pictures I got from the painter.
http://www.rkuo.com/photos/rkuo_blog_ph ... ginal.aspx
http://www.rkuo.com/photos/rkuo_blog_ph ... ginal.aspx
http://www.rkuo.com/photos/rkuo_blog_ph ... ginal.aspx
The notebook does, in fact, look better than the pictures...it's painted with jet black automotive paint and clearcoat. It's quite durable and glossy.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductLi ... tegory=380
Had a hell of a time getting the drive to clone properly from the 100gb drive that was in there previously. It was made easier by the fact that the SATA interface on both notebook and desktop drives are the same. Once I decide to give up on cloning the service partition, I got XP to boot properly, and that was that.
The drive is very quiet and the extra storage is great...quite happy with it. 4200 RPM is not a problem for me.
So, 2GB of RAM, Core Duo 1.83, integrated WWAN, incredible 8 hours of battery life and 200GB of storage in a 3.4 lb package. Pretty happy with it!
Also, I promised to post pictures of the paint job I got for my X60 a while ago on another thread but never did. Unfortunately, I don't have a digital camera and I never got around to borrowing one so I'm just going to repost the pictures I got from the painter.
http://www.rkuo.com/photos/rkuo_blog_ph ... ginal.aspx
http://www.rkuo.com/photos/rkuo_blog_ph ... ginal.aspx
http://www.rkuo.com/photos/rkuo_blog_ph ... ginal.aspx
The notebook does, in fact, look better than the pictures...it's painted with jet black automotive paint and clearcoat. It's quite durable and glossy.