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[njmbb8]

if anyone has their undo.bin from a 22rst00 could you please pm me?

[FoxRacR17]

Would there be any benefit of putting in a 7200rpm drive vs a 5400rpm drive?

[d4m4n]

QUOTE(FoxRacR17 @ Oct 25 2009, 09:24 AM)

Would there be any benefit of putting in a 7200rpm drive vs a 5400rpm drive?

It's faster (shorter loading times) but cost more, heats up more and is noisier.
What's the rpm of original hdds'?

[Nexer]

Yes Mr.RedRing...we know

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[barzi]

Is it possible to buy a 250GB BEVT harddisk, use the 120GB hddss.bin and then use it. And if the 250GB hddss.bin has been released, back up my 120GB harddisk, insert te new 250GB hddss.bin and then restore the backup image?

[badboy1234]

I have a wd3200bevt in my laptop and was wondering, can I flash this drive with the 120gb bin (or 250gb, when its out)?

Thanks

[noobcube]

QUOTE(badboy1234)

I have a wd3200bevt in my laptop and was wondering, can I flash this drive with the 120gb bin (or 250gb, when its out)?

Thanks

Same here, I just ordered a WD3200BEVT from newegg so I could use it as a 120 or 250 GB hard drive for my 360. It should work, shouldn't it? It says it should in the Hddhackr readme:

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* Confirmed HddHacker supports
  - WD Scorpio       Series BEVS/BEAS
 - WD Scorpio Blue  Series BEVS/BEVT
  - WD Scorpio Black Series BEKT/BJKT
  - WD VelociRaptor  Series

[barzi]

QUOTE(noobcube @ Oct 25 2009, 02:59 PM)

Same here, I just ordered a WD3200BEVT from newegg so I could use it as a 120 or 250 GB hard drive for my 360. It should work, shouldn't it? It says it should in the Hddhackr readme:

Can I ask why you orderd the 320GB version, and not the 250GB version?

[noobcube]

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Can I ask why you orderd the 320GB version, and not the 250GB version?

The 320GB version was priced down so it cost just as much, or less, than the 250GB & 120GB versions (at the time I bought it), plus it came with free shipping.

[FoxRacR17]

QUOTE(d4m4n @ Oct 25 2009, 02:08 AM)

It's faster (shorter loading times) but cost more, heats up more and is noisier.
What's the rpm of original hdds'?

I'm pretty sure that its 5400rpm, and i was just wondering if the 360 is anything like the ps3, where it is coded to only take advantage of the speed of a 5400rpm drive.  From what i read it is worthless putting in a 7200rpm drive in a ps3 because there would be no increase in performance and I was wondering if its the same for the 360.

If I get faster load times then i will drop the extra cash for a 7200rpm drive.

[noodles2k]

If there is a difference, it probably won't be hugely noticable. The 360 only has a SATA 150 interface, and you'd need SATA 300 to take advantage of 7200 drives. But it is useful for backing up to a pc, as it's a fair bit quicker.

Got the WD3200BEKT cause it was on Amazon for £41 .

[K1LLERHORNET]

QUOTE(noobcube @ Oct 25 2009, 01:59 PM)

Same here, I just ordered a WD3200BEVT from newegg so I could use it as a 120 or 250 GB hard drive for my 360. It should work, shouldn't it? It says it should in the Hddhackr readme:

I have that exact same drive in my PS3 - gonna use it as a 250GB drive

QUOTE(barzi @ Oct 25 2009, 02:35 PM)

Can I ask why you orderd the 320GB version, and not the 250GB version?

Probably because the 320GB costs less than the 250GB.
Plus you have an extra 70GB that can be used if a 320GB ss.bin comes out.

[wooby]

Hey guys..

I'm having an issue here. I have two (2) WD1200BEVT drives I'm trying to format to replace the two 20GB Microsoft OEM POS drives that went belly-up. I downloaded hddhackr 1.22, made the bootable USB stick with Bootable USB Drive Creator Tool v1.0. I checked the tick box for Create Bootable Drive in that program, went to the browse button, selected the MS-DOS files that were downloaded with the program and formatted. Then I copied the hddhackr.exe and the hddss.bin file I got from xbins onto the stick. Iam running Windows 7 Ultimate.

Once I boot up into MS-DOS mode with the stick, everything goes good until I get to the flashing point. I get the infamous Fujitsu/WD warning sector 16 warning, select to flash anyway, and get greeted with an indefinite, blinking underscore cursor (i.e. "_").

What the hell am I doing wrong? I've spent 4 hours searching, and I'm tired. So I apologize if this is something simple. If that's the case, copy a link and I'll disappear.

Thanks in advance. This site and you guys always come through.

[wooby]

...or not.

[DodgeM4s]

QUOTE(wooby @ Oct 25 2009, 07:07 PM)

Hey guys..

I'm having an issue here. I have two (2) WD1200BEVT drives I'm trying to format to replace the two 20GB Microsoft OEM POS drives that went belly-up. I downloaded hddhackr 1.22, made the bootable USB stick with Bootable USB Drive Creator Tool v1.0. I checked the tick box for Create Bootable Drive in that program, went to the browse button, selected the MS-DOS files that were downloaded with the program and formatted. Then I copied the hddhackr.exe and the hddss.bin file I got from xbins onto the stick. Iam running Windows 7 Ultimate.

Once I boot up into MS-DOS mode with the stick, everything goes good until I get to the flashing point. I get the infamous Fujitsu/WD warning sector 16 warning, select to flash anyway, and get greeted with an indefinite, blinking underscore cursor (i.e. "_").

What the hell am I doing wrong? I've spent 4 hours searching, and I'm tired. So I apologize if this is something simple. If that's the case, copy a link and I'll disappear.

Thanks in advance. This site and you guys always come through.

Try using another SATA port.

Also, my 20gb hdd crapped out on me but I managed to get the ss.bin from it and flashed it on a 160gb hdd. Havent been banned.