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Old 09-11-2011, 03:58 PM
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Default Does a Backup Archive Drive have to be 64Mb cache?

Does it even matter at all? I'm looking at a nice Hitachi, 2Tb 7200rpm backup external archive hard drive. Does cache size matter? If it's 16, or 32 or 64? I'm running ProTools 9HD on W7/64 bit
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Default Re: Does a Backup Archive Drive have to be 64Mb cache?

It shouldn't matter at all.

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