VS2005 in a MultiDrive Scenerio - Worth it for the performance?

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My new laptop has two 100 gig hard drives. I'm thinking of housing my
programs (that I'm writing) on the D drive and VS on the C Drive. Has anyone
had expereince with this? Does VS perform any better? Just curious.

Robert
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Hello n4ixt,

it does, if you drives are prugged by separate cables (are on different buses)
Thus you avoid "data exchange congestion"

n> My new laptop has two 100 gig hard drives. I'm thinking of housing my
n> programs (that I'm writing) on the D drive and VS on the C Drive. Has
n> anyone had expereince with this? Does VS perform any better? Just
n> curious.

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Two hard drives in a laptop? That sounds like a bad idea, both for size
and power consumption... Are you sure that it isn't one hard drive that
is partitioned into two logical drives?
 
Two hard drives in a laptop? That sounds like a bad idea, both for size
and power consumption... Are you sure that it isn't one hard drive that
is partitioned into two logical drives?
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Either way i'd be curious to see what this beast looks like. Two 100GB
drives or on 200GB drive in a laptop... What is the brand and model?
 
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