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eWiz.com has the Seagate Momentus 320GB 2.5" 7200.3 ST9320421AS Hard Drive for Notebooks priced at $65 - $5 off with coupon code SUPERSTEAL5 = $60 with free shipping. A good upgrade for your notebook to tide you over to the days of SSD affordability. Here is the Seagate site for this drive. [Compare]
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5400 rpm.
NOT ST9320421AS.
WHAT'S WRONG WITH BB THESE DAYS????
Not 7200RPM wrong disk listed by ben.
Here's the 7200 RPM ST9320423AS drive, it's 69.99 and the coupon doesn't work...
==> http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?name=S9320423AS
You know, Im tired of every single laptop drive post saying itll "tide you over to the days of SSD affordability". Every time I try to find a deal on an SSD here by searching for SSD, I get a shitload of laptop drives as results. Thats not inconvenient at all.
if only this was a real 7200 rpm deal, i would be all on it like a fat kid on cake.
I have the 7200rpm version of this drive. It has been great so far. Pretty fast (for a notebook drive) and decent capacity.
I bought one similar to this a year ago to upgrade my PS3 HDD... works great and was about the same price at that time (~$70).
#7:
So this HDD works for the PS3?
Thanks for the link #3. I'll jump on that.
So this HDD works for the PS3?
of course!
Newegg has a brand new WD 320gb for $65 shipped.
WD 320 gb, 16 mb, 2.5, 7200, 5 years - $80
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136280
Whic is better for a PS3? The WD or cheaper Seagate? Does 7200rpm matter for a PS3?
I agree with #4. "...to tide you over to the days of SSD affordability." Well when the F*ck is that supposed to be? 2050? Come on Ben, come up with some new material!
This is linking to a 5400 Drive ( maybe site is doing it ) and they dont even show ST9320421AS as something they stock. I'm sure it's not BB
5400 rpm is enough for the ps3 unless you store lots of mp3s and video on it... otherwise for regular gaming it is sufficient.
Actually gaming would be far more of a demand on drive RPM than MP3 or video would, both of the latter being linear low bitrate activities which don't need high throughput nor seek speed. You could run video or MP3 off a lowly SD card but umm, lots of PMPs already do that.