MBP for video. Thoughts?

I'm buying a new MBP this week and having a bit of trouble deciding which configuration. Any help would be fantastic.
I plan on using this for light video editing with Final Cut Studio 2 and encoding as WMV files. My budget will only allow for a 15" 2.4GHz MBP. The question comes up with configuration. My options here are an internal 160GB 7200RPM HD or an internal 160GB 5400RPM HD with an attached 160GB 7200RPM bus powered firewire drive.
I don't usually like to capture video to the system HD, even if i'm only working with DV video. But between the camera (as a deck) and an external firewire drive, there's a lot to carry around. Will using the internal HD as a capture scratch be a serious detriment to performance? Am I much better off using an external in this situation? Or will the 5400RPM internal drive still give me poor performance even if the capture scratch is on a faster external?
Thanks for your help.
MBP 15.4" 2.4GHz 2GB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.10)

Thanks for the info, UWE. I didn't even think of the
FW bus issue with the camera and the drive. What
about using the internal HD as the capture scratch
though? Won't there be a throughput issue when using
the system drive as video storage while running the
OS, especially if the editing gets more intensive
than simple cuts and dissolves?
I normally capture to the internal HD and then move the entire captured footage to an external drive for editing - reconnecting the footage in FCP is easy. With DV/MiniDV material that is not really needed - it is more a space problem and a convenience thing (I can easily connect the external disk to the MacPro at home and just transfer the project file via WLAN). The internal SATA drives do really have sufficient bandwidth for normal editing - and other factors (GPU/CPU/RAM) are more likely to be limiting. You would have to do some heavy compositing / use a severe number of tracks to really challenge the HD when using DV footage.
Cheers,
Uwe
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[INVITE sip:user@rip:50912 SIP/2.0
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[Local SIP port]
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[IP And Port Data With Caller IP And Port Data: Obtained 120 bytes of local IP and port data (3 entries). Remote data was 0 bytes (0 entries).
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Hi,
Welcome to the  Discussions
So we have DSL Modem <-> Base Station <-> Computer connected by Ethernet.
Is the Modem Routing ?
Is the Base Station set to "Share An IP" ?
(i.e are there two DHCP servers on your LAN ?)
Is Internet Sharing On in th G5s System Preferences > Sharing pane ?
In the Base Station is Port Mapping Protocol Enabled if it is doing routing ?
It is in the NAT tab of the Internet Pane.
Is the G5 also doing WiFi to the Base Station ?
Also check the Modem is not Blocking PINGS as this log shows no PING (But I am not sure it even got that far)
7:45 PM Thursday; February 18, 2010
Please, if posting Logs, do not post any Log info after the line "Binary Images for iChat"

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