It’s so big!

Published May 17, 2009 | By Don Pedro

In a last ditch effort to make my computer not suck, I replaced the puny 160GB boot drive with a Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB drive. I would really like to just replace everything with a completely new machine, but since that won’t be happening for at least 6 months, I decided to go with this upgrade. Plus, I can always use the drive in a new machine.

Right now Windows is formatting the drive. This should take the better part of a day. And then I get the thrill and excitement of reinstalling everything all over again!

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