Xbox Upgrading HHD

Heya guys

I have a question about the xbox and its harddisk. A friend of mine want to upgrade his hard disk (basically cos it was too small 4 gb or so), but he wasnt sure what the xbox can or cannot support.

Like whats the maxiumum hhd size supported
would 7200 rpm generate too much heat or should he get a 4600 rpm instead
and does it support ata/udma 100 or does he need to get 66, etc?

Then the next question is how to prepare/format/partition/etc the hdd to be used in the xbox.

I havent a clue what the xbox supports, so i though id ask the experts :)

Thanks in advance
Shadey
 
Shadey said:
Heya guys

I have a question about the xbox and its harddisk. A friend of mine want to upgrade his hard disk (basically cos it was too small 4 gb or so), but he wasnt sure what the xbox can or cannot support.

Like whats the maxiumum hhd size supported
would 7200 rpm generate too much heat or should he get a 4600 rpm instead
and does it support ata/udma 100 or does he need to get 66, etc?

Then the next question is how to prepare/format/partition/etc the hdd to be used in the xbox.

I havent a clue what the xbox supports, so i though id ask the experts :)

Thanks in advance
Shadey
I'm not sure what HD spec needs to be, but Xbox-scene has some nice guides on this
http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?act=ST&f=18&t=105495

The above guide also talks about formatting a new HD using "Slayers" app.
 
@SHADEY 4gb !? :eek: then hes been ripped off lol the standard size is 8gb ;)

but on a serious note you can have ANY size hard disk in an xbox :)

once its mod chipped etc :)

if he knows the guy who modded his box he may know more about this :)
 

ps2king

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VIPER_1069 said:
@SHADEY 4gb !? :eek: then hes been ripped off lol the standard size is 8gb ;)

but on a serious note you can have ANY size hard disk in an xbox :)

once its mod chipped etc :)

if he knows the guy who modded his box he may know more about this :)
Yes I'm 100% sure the guy that modded ur xbox will know. Also if you're a frequent gamer then get a HDD that'll support your needs like 80GB or 120GB but for other users that don't really use an xbox a lot then 40gigs will do.
 
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