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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: tp4tissue on Thu, 28 November 2013, 12:45:39
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$99 for a 3TB
Go F.. urself amazon.. hell no...
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Yea, not much of a deal, but it is 7200 rpm. Most of the externals for less are usually the slower green drives at 5900 rpm or 5400 rpm.
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Yea, not much of a deal, but it is 7200 rpm. Most of the externals for less are usually the slower green drives at 5900 rpm or 5400 rpm.
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it's the principle... bf has traditionally meant good harddrive deals...
This is a corruption of age old tradition.
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That's .033 per gig? That seems like a fair deal to me. Newegg had 4tb seagate drives for $130
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That's .033 per gig? That seems like a fair deal to me. Newegg had 4tb seagate drives for $130
amazon return policy is better, but it costs 1$ more per terabyte
for me 1/3 of seagate drives will have errors out of the box..
I do heavy testing uusing eraser for 5 days.. I keep the drives actively cooled during testing because they're not enterprise rated.
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I've been using 2tb 7200 hitachi drives for years. I may end up upgrading some day, but I've yet to completely run out of storage.
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yo that's less than what I bought my 1TB for
buy that ****