Dell has the 2-Pack Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 ST31500341AS 1.5TB SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive for $200 with free shipping. Features a rotational speed of 7200RPM and 32MB Cache. Here's Seagate's site pimping this drive. [Compare]
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#1
LiveSquid - Posted 7:01 am PDT 08/25/09 (1979 Posts)
Step right up.. Who's gonna be the first to say it?
#2
NotBen - Posted 7:05 am PDT 08/25/09 (797 Posts)
Put some lunch meat between these babies and you have a delicious deli delight, a real taste sensation!
#3
smogbreath - Posted 7:07 am PDT 08/25/09 (74 Posts)
say what -
1) Great way to lose 3GB -or-
2) My GOD they are starting at me
1) Great way to lose 3GB -or-
2) My GOD they are starting at me
#4
NotBen - Posted 7:12 am PDT 08/25/09 (797 Posts)
3gb?
#5
jdumoit - Posted 7:18 am PDT 08/25/09 (148 Posts)
No way she was born with those...
#6
TheMax7 - Posted 7:21 am PDT 08/25/09 (596 Posts)
I've got 8 of these, my brother has 14, great drives, great price. zero problems. bring on the haters....
#7
tiburoncito2000 - Posted 7:55 am PDT 08/25/09 (1348 Posts)
nice, really nice and tempting!
#8
new0rder - Posted 7:58 am PDT 08/25/09 (160 Posts)
great for mirror raid on the dell
#9
bmndibb2 - Posted 8:06 am PDT 08/25/09 (444 Posts)
I agree with #5, those are definitely not natural.
#10
hurl3.0 - Posted 8:20 am PDT 08/25/09 (1765 Posts)
imagine losing 3tb of porn.. err... i mean data
#11
Riboflaven - Posted 8:22 am PDT 08/25/09 (147 Posts)
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Knock another 10% off and I'm sold. Otherwise, I'll hold off until the 2 TB drives drop to under $150 ea.
#12
durkzilla - Posted 8:45 am PDT 08/25/09 (605 Posts)
Silicon. Not real.
#13
c3688t - Posted 8:53 am PDT 08/25/09 (68 Posts)
Silly-cone.
#14
Sliver - Posted 9:16 am PDT 08/25/09 (634 Posts)
Got one of these for $83 shipped in the very brief offering they made recently. Installed it for superstorage to take the load off of my OS drives, and though that use is by nature limited, I haven't had any wrinkles with the uses I've put it to so far, which have included some continuous use/torrenting stuff. The firmware on these notorious drives is fully updated (they say you'll brick it if you try to update it for this version). Has there been issues with the .11's post-firmware updates?
#15
danpi - Posted 10:02 am PDT 08/25/09 (1133 Posts)
Oink
#16
arby - Posted 10:51 am PDT 08/25/09 (67 Posts)
Missing the ear clips , Holding them would be a hassle but I'll bet they sound great
#17
frankl45 - Posted 12:49 pm PDT 08/25/09 (648 Posts)
Tupac, Where are you
#18
lopgok - Posted 2:35 pm PDT 08/25/09 (91 Posts)
I bought two of these, 2 months ago. One has failed, the other is fine. I will be shipping the drive back to seagate tomorrow.
Fortunately, I have most of the data backed up on a raid 5 array.
Fortunately, I have most of the data backed up on a raid 5 array.
#19
revenant - Posted 3:55 pm PDT 08/25/09 (205 Posts)
tempting deal, if you're using raid with redundancy I guess it's fairly safe but I am all about the wd drives now...
#20
homebrewer - Posted 5:19 pm PDT 08/25/09 (13 Posts)
$270 now.
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