View Poll Results: Best Hard Drive maker
Seagate



28
38.89%
Maxtor



13
18.06%
Western Digital



26
36.11%
Other -- post below



5
6.94%
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Best Hard Drive maker
I have found that they all make pretty good drives... although I have had fewer problems with Seagate...
For external drives I have heard good things about LaCie...
Best of luck..
Ciao
For external drives I have heard good things about LaCie...
Best of luck..
Ciao
I've bought soooo many seagate drives and never had a problem with a single one.
I've bought:
7 Seagate hard drives - no problems at all. some are going on 3+ years now.
1 Hitachi Drive - Crashed and burned
1 Western digital - no prob so far
2 maxtor drives - both crashed and burned
I've bought:
7 Seagate hard drives - no problems at all. some are going on 3+ years now.
1 Hitachi Drive - Crashed and burned
1 Western digital - no prob so far
2 maxtor drives - both crashed and burned
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Originally Posted by BEETROOT
I've got a couple Seagates, never had any problems. Definitely the cheapest, you can get 180gb for $40 AR.
where did you find such a deal like that? Link please
Originally Posted by jt24yo
where did you find such a deal like that? Link please
but here's a good deal:
Seagate SATA 400 GB Drive ~ $251
Seagate SATA 300 GB Drive ~ $157
My vote will be lonely, but I vote Samsung sp120 series or sp80 series for general purpose applications. Cool, quiet, and reliable...but not the fastest.
If you want one of the fastest drives, I vote Seagate cheetah 15K.4. The price is absurd, but you’ll be hard-pressed at finding a better individual drive.
BTW @ the EMC comment; EMC doesn't make hard drives.
If you want one of the fastest drives, I vote Seagate cheetah 15K.4. The price is absurd, but you’ll be hard-pressed at finding a better individual drive.
BTW @ the EMC comment; EMC doesn't make hard drives.
Originally Posted by Handruin
BTW @ the EMC comment; EMC doesn't make hard drives.
Most people aren't tape library fans, but you should check out their CDL (clariion disk library). Very neat...I wasn't familiar with it up until a few months ago. It can emulate normal tape libraries, but the data is stored on disk for faster transfer.
I've had positive results with their NAS devices, but I don't have many others to comapare with.
I've had positive results with their NAS devices, but I don't have many others to comapare with.
Originally Posted by slyraskal
from where?
http://shop2.outpost.com/product/4008252







on him...
A really good deal for anyone looking for an HD.