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ZipZoomFly.com has the Seagate ST3500630AS 500GB 7200RPM 16MB Buffer SATA Hard Drive (7200.10 perpendicular recording) for $70 + $7 shipping = $77 shipped. Covered by Seagate's signature 5-year warranty. [BizRate]
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I was thinking of the Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 ST3250410AS 250GB 7200 RPM 16MB:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148262&nm_mc=AFC-Bensbargains&cm_mmc=AFC-Bensbargains-_-NA
VS this one, but I think for $10 bucks more, it does give you twice the storage. The reviews for this 500GB drive isn't too convincing on Newegg though. I just hope this $10 extra is for twice the storage and not for twice the headach. Any thoughts?
I will be running my OS out of this drive since I have another 500GB drive for storage, so initially I was thinking of going small and fast, but looking at the SATA II drives now, it seems like for a couple of bucks more the storage doubles. I started out with 7200.10 ST380815AS 80GB drive which with shipping is about $50, then I jumped to the 250GB (mentioned above) for $65, now I'm thinking of getting the 500GB at $77. What do you guys recommend for the purpose of running the OS, reliability, and best bang for the buck? Thanks!
thanks, always need more HD space.
Its gotten to the point where I use hard drives like floppy discs. Just get an external USB/eSATA dock for your SATA drives.
#1, just buy it, you don't have to go around and around and around and asked for opinions, no one cares for sure.You sound like a crying baby, I paid $200+ at CompUSA for a 4.3gig 10 yrs ago now for almost 1/3 of the cost I got more than 100X of the storage, well, I don't need anyone else opinions.
I have an opinion on icmac2, but I guess I'll refrain.
2nd thought - I think the 4.3GB drive you mentioned may be stuck in your a$$!
#4, Uhm... didn't you just give him YOUR opinion? Of COURSE these forums are for other's opinions, experiences and sharing of knowledge (along with dribble from trolls). #1, double your space for $12!
All of you shut up.
This is under $0.16/GB. Enough said.
i remember it was $1/gb , 2 years ago...
it's real cheap now time~
hell ya!
I have this drive, bought it last November.
Runs very well but it clicks a little bit louder than my previous drives.
bought it last month. no problem so far
people just use it for porn, you can always replace your precious data with newer porn.
I bought the PATA version of this drive about 6 months ago and haven't any problems with it.
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#8...Hard drives were no $1 per 1gig 2 years ago...maybe in 2002?
ya i got 250gb maxtor sata drive 3 yrs ago for $100 u stupid cunnies
anyways this is great, one of the best deals iv seen.
#16 Hard drives were $100 per MEGABYTE in the '80's, it's the digital law (encompasses Moore's law as a subset), that anything digital you buy this year will be less as soon as you unbox it.