Computer Hard Drives?
I put a 500gb 16mb cache Seagate in every computer I build. I have NEVER had one fail! "knock on wood" Now my computer, I have that hdd as a slave drive, and I use a WD 10k rpm drive for my master. It runs really hot, but hasn't blown up yet...
Long story short, by a Seagate...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822148395
Long story short, by a Seagate...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822148395
just stay away from the 7200.11 series, nothing but problems there
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/0,1...9598311,00.htm
if they keep failing in the timespan there is something def wrong with your setup, such as maybe they dont have proper cooling, just run some benchmarks and see.
check out hdtune or head over to hardforum.com, lots of computer nerds on the forum
good day
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/0,1...9598311,00.htm
if they keep failing in the timespan there is something def wrong with your setup, such as maybe they dont have proper cooling, just run some benchmarks and see.
check out hdtune or head over to hardforum.com, lots of computer nerds on the forum
good day
I also use them for externals. I have a 1tb in a Rosewill enclosure. It has an 80mm fan in it...
Western Digital blacks 640 gig + so it's a double disk and dual processor... 5 year warranty.
You can get much better then that running in raid 0 besides rapters or SSD's. It's what I run in my i7 rig and it's amazing.
You can get much better then that running in raid 0 besides rapters or SSD's. It's what I run in my i7 rig and it's amazing.
Seagate FTW i have a 250GB which has gone through 5 years of use 3 computers and multiple OS installs and still has no errors and is as quite as can be
i am a currently running a 500GB Seagate as my main drive 2 years old been through two computers and multiple OS installs still runs fast and quite as can be
and i am also a gamer which is hard on HD's
WD is ok only if you go for the Black Editions i have two one external given to me then i have a 1TB one that was only 54bucks so i said what the heck so we will see how long they last cause mom had a regular WD crap out on her in two years
i am a currently running a 500GB Seagate as my main drive 2 years old been through two computers and multiple OS installs still runs fast and quite as can be
and i am also a gamer which is hard on HD's
WD is ok only if you go for the Black Editions i have two one external given to me then i have a 1TB one that was only 54bucks so i said what the heck so we will see how long they last cause mom had a regular WD crap out on her in two years
Seagate FTW i have a 250GB which has gone through 5 years of use 3 computers and multiple OS installs and still has no errors and is as quite as can be
i am a currently running a 500GB Seagate as my main drive 2 years old been through two computers and multiple OS installs still runs fast and quite as can be
and i am also a gamer which is hard on HD's
WD is ok only if you go for the Black Editions i have two one external given to me then i have a 1TB one that was only 54bucks so i said what the heck so we will see how long they last cause mom had a regular WD crap out on her in two years
i am a currently running a 500GB Seagate as my main drive 2 years old been through two computers and multiple OS installs still runs fast and quite as can be
and i am also a gamer which is hard on HD's
WD is ok only if you go for the Black Editions i have two one external given to me then i have a 1TB one that was only 54bucks so i said what the heck so we will see how long they last cause mom had a regular WD crap out on her in two years

and gives the new ones a run for their money!
Every brand of hard drive is going to have failures. I don't trust any of them and backup anything of importance to at least one other hard drive or flash drive.
Had a client that bought 15 new computers. They all had WD drives in them. After about 1.5 years 8 of the 15 hard drives failed within a month of each other.
No mechanical device is immune to failure. Some just have higher failure rates than others.
Had a client that bought 15 new computers. They all had WD drives in them. After about 1.5 years 8 of the 15 hard drives failed within a month of each other.
No mechanical device is immune to failure. Some just have higher failure rates than others.
All I use is the SATA Seagate drives. The one I just put in my new puter I built the first of this year is a SATA Seagate 500 gig. Hadn't had a problem with it. My other computer I built about 3 years ago has a SATA Seagate 320 gig in it with no problems.


