Turtle Beach X41 Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Headset $105 at eBay
Update: ZipZoomFly.com has it for $79 with free shipping.
NewEgg.com has the Samsung Spinpoint F1 HD103UJ 1TB SATA 7200 RPM 32MB Buffer Hard Drive OEM for $90 - $10 coupon code EMCLRPL42 [Exp 5/6] = $80 with free shipping. Covered by a 3-year warranty. Average latency of 4.17ms, average seek time of 8.9ms.
NewEgg.com has the Samsung Spinpoint F1 HD103UJ 1TB SATA 7200 RPM 32MB Buffer Hard Drive OEM for $90 - $10 coupon code EMCLRPL42 [Exp 5/6] = $80 with free shipping. Covered by a 3-year warranty. Average latency of 4.17ms, average seek time of 8.9ms.
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overpriced.
1TB for $80 is overpriced? Really? Why?
Great price! I have 4 of these on my server. Fast, cool and quiet. Excellent drive and vendor!
Too bad this drive completely BLOWS at multi-threaded I/O. I mean really bad.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/storage/display/1tb-14hdd-roundup_16.html#sect0
Thanks for the link #4. That really sucks.
Errr #4 the link you provided only shows the results for the Samsung Spinpoint F1 RAID and DT, not this model. I believe this is a more accurate chart.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/storage/display/1tb-hdd-roundup_13.html#sect1
This Samsung Spinpoint is actually quite fast, and for $80 it's a steal.
http://www.tomshardware.com/chart...e,658.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/chart...e,659.html
32 MB Cache, 7200 RPM, puts that 1 TB Hitachi to shame at essentially the same price without a rebate.
I love people posting link(s) without thinking...
Great price for a fast drive.
#9: What website did you take that opinion from?
(We all know you're a burp plagiarist so don't burp deny it's a quote from someone else.)
sincerely,
toddsucks
got one!
I'm in for one.
its either this or the new Seagate 1TB 7200.12, however the latter is $100 @ newegg wtf!!!
Any one knows a good and cheap IDE -> SATA conversion card (motherboard) so I can start to buy cheap SATA HD from now on ?
I'd like to jump on this deal, but then I'd have to buy everything else I need to build a new system...agh.
#14 - Time to get a new motherboard.
you should get more than one people. These drives are prone to failure. Mine died after 8 months. The Head Assembly broke which is very common from what I hear. I had 2 drives die on me in my lifetime. One was a deathstar and the other was this. Data repair guys want $1200 to get the data off my harddrive.
#17 - ever since we hit 500gb, I never have run anything but at least a raid 5. With drives this cheap anymore, there is no reason not to have redundancy. In all the setups I've had in the last 5 years - I've lost a couple 400's, a 750, and two 1.5tb's - but never lost data. And the price I paid for my data back? Only about $100 for one extra drive. Way cheaper than $1200...