Where on Macintosh HD are scratch files run?

Hello Everyone
Can someone please tell me where exactly on Macintosh HD would a user's Photoshop CS 5 scratch file be run from. Photoshop preferences only "say" Macintosh HD.
Thanks.

You can change it to another hard drive if you have one.
And your talking about PowerMac and 10.5.8, right?

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would be very interested to know what I should
tweak...), but it seems to me that scratch files
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