I wouldn't recommend it for a laptop. If you want a laptop to use as a
laptop you'll want something that's light and has good battery life.
An extra hard drive will not help with either. If on the other hand
you want a laptop to use as a desktop, I would suggest just getting a
desktop. I guess the big exception to this would be if you do lots of
gaming on the go or at LAN parties.
Dustin Williams
On 9/24/07, Jamie Calder <jcalder3@cfl.rr.com> wrote:
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> I'm looking into a laptop that has dual hard drives. Besides using RAID, or
> separating the OS and data files, are there any other benefits of using dual
> hard drives? Is there a way to speed up access without RAID?
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> Thanks,
> James
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