Turtle Beach X41 Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Headset $105 at eBay
Newegg has the HITACHI Deskstar HD32000 IDK/7K 2TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive for $170 - $30 rebate [Exp 11/30] = $140 with free shipping. Has a rotation speed of 7200RPM, 32MB buffer, 8.2ms average seek time, and uses a 5 platter design.
Already a member? Sign in below.
Registration takes seconds! Once registered you’ll have members only access to:
- Favorites bookmark list
- Fully customizable User Profile
- Discussions on all products
- Forums & more
Ben’s Announcements
NEWEnter to win our Get a Life! PlayStation Vita/Uncharted: Golden Abyss Giveaway!
-->The giveaway ends at 11:59PM (PST) on Tuesday, February 21st. Good luck!
Ben's Bargains now supports Gravatar! To create your own custom avatar, register your email address at Gravatar.com and use the same one that's on your Ben's Bargains account profile.
New to Ben's Bargains? Want to set up deal alerts? What exactly is Ben's Cred? Check out our Quick Guide to Using Ben's Bargains and become an expert!
Please take a moment to share your feedback about our new design. Your input is appreciated, and we're working every day to improve the user experience.
-
-
Dell Inspiron 620 i620-4231BK Core i3 8GB Desktop $400 at Staples
-
Corsair Vertex 3 90GB SATA III 2.5" SSD $100 at Newegg
-
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 $80 at Adorama
-
Lock&Lock 5-Cup Tea Leaf Container $5.74 at Amazon
-
Asus RT-N53 Wireless N Router $40 at Newegg
-
Dynex 37" 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV $250 at Best Buy
-
Acronis True Image Home 2012 $5 at Newegg
-
XFX GeForce GT 240 512MB 128-bit GDDR3 Video Card $20 at Newegg
-
Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $23 at Buy.com
-
Ghost Rider
- Ben’s Cred:
- +17
View Profile -
mikegrmi
- Ben’s Cred:
- +10
View Profile -
zzyzx
- Ben’s Cred:
- +7
View Profile -
Casecutter
- Ben’s Cred:
- +7
View Profile -
JediKnight
- Ben’s Cred:
- +5
View Profile -
blazer1155
- Ben’s Cred:
- +4
View Profile -
hopwallup
- Ben’s Cred:
- +4
View Profile -
Goob
- Ben’s Cred:
- +4
View Profile -
tkeen0003
- Ben’s Cred:
- +4
View Profile -
veastez
- Ben’s Cred:
- +4
View Profile
more TB's mean the louder you will scream when it dies taking all those precious files away from you. What's next? Data recovery? Heh, I so don't want to know how much it will cost to recover 2 TB of data. When you find out, that first scream will seem just like a whisper ...
#1, you may want to build a RAID system
This same drive was $115 at Dell a few days ago. If you don't trust this maker the Seagate 2TB will be $149 at Microcenter this weekend.
Yes #1 if anyone is using drives of this size with no redundancy... they deserve to lose whatever they're storing.
5 platters! That thing is going to get hot!
These drives are not for archiving data, they are for storing little Billies P0rn or games. USB ram drives are so cheap now nobody should have "important" data on a mechanical drive anymore. And for those who have more then a few megs of data and need drives this size, as many said, RAID is the only way to go, or offsite backups. Personally with $80 TB drives with 5 year warrenty, just buy 2, and raid them. As for this drive being iffy. I do believe they use the old IBM tech (upgraded through the years) which was rock solid till the Deathstars (which could be prevented with good cooling). For a game drive, general use drive, average deal.