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Transferring installers from one comp to another, is there any CD capable of handling such huge files?

any cd can hold any file.  how big is the installer that you want to put on the cd?  if it is over 700 mb i recomend burning it on a dvd.

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Originally posted by [MR
]any cd can hold any file.  how big is the installer that you want to put on the cd?  if it is over 700 mb i recomend burning it on a dvd.

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Its because i want to burn multiple installers.. some are huge..

*some writting removed cuz wdz laughed at me*

well dvd's can hold up to 4.7 gb im pretty sure,  another way you could do this is if you had a big enough flash drive that is big enough in MB or GB it could hold it.  or if you had an ipod that had a big enoguh amount of memory. 

or if its even bigger than 4.7 gb, maybe dozens of gbs, might as well just take the hd and plug it into the other pc

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Originally posted by Supersonicdarky
or if its even bigger than 4.7 gb, maybe dozens of gbs, might as well just take the hd and plug it into the other pc

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Lol.. no, its because i have umm... over 4000$dollars of software on my computer
* Dj.SytruS loves torrents
and i want to use them on my new comp im getting

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Originally posted by Dj.SytruS
Lol.. no, its because i have umm... over 4000$dollars of software on my computer
* Dj.SytruS loves torrents
and i want to use them on my new comp im getting

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he is saying that you could use the HDD with the software on it as a slave drive to the new computer you get...it wont boot from your old HDD but will with the new one. dont talk about warez either

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Originally posted by [MR
]well dvd's can hold up to 4.7 gb im pretty sure

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If it's dual layer dvd and the drive is capable of burning them, then it's up 8.4 GB on one dvd

how about a dual side dual layer dvd

15 GB on one disk

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Originally posted by Ezra

how about a dual side dual layer dvd (Smilie)

15 GB on one disk

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those disks are cool!