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maxtheclueless

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So I just learned that the reason my Mac Book is so slow is because I need to update my hard drive (from to 250G to a 500G). At the same time, my 160G PS3 seems to need a bigger hard drive as well. So I'm buying a new 500G hard drive for my Mac Book. But my question is: Can I completely wipe the data on my current 250G hard drive so that I can then use it in my PS3? Oh and the PS3 uses standard 2.5 drives so size isn't an issue.
Thanks
 
So I just learned that the reason my Mac Book is so slow is because I need to update my hard drive (from to 250G to a 500G). At the same time, my 160G PS3 seems to need a bigger hard drive as well. So I'm buying a new 500G hard drive for my Mac Book. But my question is: Can I completely wipe the data on my current 250G hard drive so that I can then use it in my PS3? Oh and the PS3 uses standard 2.5 drives so size isn't an issue.
Thanks


Can you explain this a little more?
 
Can you explain this a little more?

Well my Mac Book just has too much information on it (it's not dying or anything), I need just more space. When I have my new HD with 500G in my Mac, I'm going to have the original HD from the Mac Book just kicking around, so I figured I could use it in my PS3. But I don't know what the steps would be to erasing everything on the original Mac HD so that I can put it into my PS3.
 
Try to get a hybrid if you want your machine to feel zippy.

Even the first generation Momentus XT 500GB will do, if you find it at a good price.
 
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