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Originally Posted by JFreak
Don't worry about it too much -- one video file is less demanding for a slow hard drive than a dozen audio files. You need HD/Ultimate for multiple video files in a session.
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I would not want to be running one video file on a 4,800 rpm boot drive. And is that drive even large enough? If I *had* to keep this model I would put put the video on a SATA III boot SSD... so size that purchase appropriately. If I could find a reasonable SATA *II* SSD then I'd use that as a second internal audio drive, otherwise sure I'd do the external Firewire 800 7,200 rpm audio drive.
I don't see a scenario where this computer is unlikely to be opened up and messed with.