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Upgrade Your Playstation 3's Hard Drive

August 02, 2007 in News comments 10

Is your Playstation 3's hard drive not big enough? Well now with the help of GamePro you can upgrade it by following this simple guide which will take you through removing the stock hard drive and installing a new one of your choice.

The stock 20GB or 60GB PS3 hard drive not enough storage for your massive saved game and video archive? Here's the simplest guide on the net on how to upgrade your PS3 hard drive. It's easier than you think. For this article, hard drive manufacturer Seagate provided all the tools and equipment necessary to swap out and upgrade GamePro's PS3 hard drive.
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  • 0
    Zero and X Aug 2, 07
    How do you transer the data from one hard drive to another? Id rather not have to switch back and forth between hard drives, plus that way I can sell the GB hardrive.
    • 0
      Final Blade Aug 3, 07
      Um not sure. But i like the idea here though.
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    S v R 2010 Aug 2, 07
    60GB is more than enough for me. So i definatly wont be needing this.
    • 1
      Existenz Aug 3, 07
      Say that now but new features coming to the PS3 will probably make you upgrade within' the year.
  • 0
    Jeterocks Aug 3, 07
    Yea, I have already used over half my hard drive and have only had the ps3 for just about 8 months now...I know im going to need a new one sometime, I just got to find when
  • 1
    Evanster Aug 3, 07
    I want a PS3. And by the time I can afford one there will be a 1000 GB hard drive.
    • 0
      Final Blade Aug 3, 07
      Um incorrect term, it would be 1TB. 1000 MB's is one GB, 1000 GB's is one TB and so on.
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    Chronic Apathy Aug 3, 07
    I don't see how you people can use up that much memory.
  • 0
    Bale Fire* Aug 3, 07
    Hi-definition baby!!!

    But seriously when you think about it 60GB isn't that much, even flash drives are capable of holding 4GB
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    tidus04 Aug 4, 07
    I found 20 enough for the Xbox 360 so I dont get how it would be any different for this. 60gb would be way to much myself =/

    But this is interesting to see that you can do it. I might be looking it up sometime in the future ^___^

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