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Make sure you get two, so you'll have something to use while you wait for your RMA.
Been running a pair of these in raid for about 2 years. still working fine.
why would anyone still wanna get one of these?
for less than twice the price, you can get quadruple the capacity
#3, some low income families and seniors on fixed incomes can't afford the luxury of multi-TB drives. these low priced alternatives allow those on a strict budget to get their fap on.
if that were the case, they should be looking for an even cheaper 2nd hand harddrive from craigslist
It is a decent drive to have your OS on. You get the TB drives for your data drives.
#6 is correct. It's not just about capacity, it's about whether the budget stretches to using a SSD for your OS or the next best alternative, buying multiple drives. Of course multiple larger drives is even better but that costs even more.
This would be a fine choice for anyone who has a NAS or fileserver over GbE, so they aren't trying to store their entire life's work on one client system's HDD. Put those 1-2TB drives in the fileserver where they belong, then you don't have to depend on any one client system running to have lan-wide file access.