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I'm up to 5 on Seagate drives I've had to RMA in the last 6 months. Most of them were 250s, one was a 320. I'm starting to lose the Seagate love. I've never had to RMA one of their ES series drives, though. Then again, never had to RMA a Western Digital drive either.
I've had nothing but Seagates for the last 8+ years, and none have failed within 5 years of purchase. I'm about to load up a Mac Pro w/ 1T drives as soon as I can find a good deal.
Well, at least on the last 250 I sent in, they sent back a 320 instead. Kind of kills the joy when I see that "recertified" sticker on the replacement drive.