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Nice.
I've got the 1TB version I use as external storage for a Dish Network DVR. The drive is very quiet and runs considerably cooler than the Hitachi I use for the same purpose.
5 cents per GB... damn.
Perhaps I can even store my **** unzipped.
Almost jump in for 1 but after reading the review. I'll pass.
Yeah, the 1TB are the only ones of this series that have decent reviews, hence why this one is so cheap. What surprises me is that WD hasn't fixed whatever it is that gives the 1.5TB and 2TB EARS such horrible reviews.
Over 1TB is where most HDDs start getting bad reviews. I think there's bugs above that size they haven't worked out yet. That's why I went with the 1TB.
Yeah - I have 4 2tb drives, and run them all in raid setups. And as #3 said - at 5 cents/mb - there's NO reason not to run RAID on a system you really care about the data.
Running raid saved my bacon 3 times with the latest 1.5tb drive debaucles. Not just with lost data, but also with the half-day I would have lost each time if I'd had to re-install everything.
Do yourself the favor of running raid now that things are cheap.
Running raid saved my bacon 3 times with the latest 1.5tb drive debaucles. Not just with lost data, but also with the half-day I would have lost each time if I'd had to re-install everything.
That's why you make backups to a different drive that you keep offline - so you also have protection from malware or windows crapping itself.