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Old 20-06-2003   #1 (permalink)
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recommended hard drive

looking for new IDE hard drive but don't know which one to get

heard IBM's/hitachi are prone to failing

in search of reliability rather than performance

had no problems with my maxtor but this was only an 8gb, in search of 60gb + (and large woman with large breasts)
are western digital, seagate or maxtor drives any good
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The WD Special Edition 80GB JB series with 8MB cache is both reliable and is one of the fastest IDE drives you can buy. It's available on sale around $80-$90. 3 year warranty.
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Yup, I bought a 40GB and 80GB WDJB. Also bought a Maxtor 160GB. The WDs are noisy compare to the Maxtors, IBMs, and Seagates though.
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Go for a WD Special Edition with 8Mb cache.

One of the best harddisks and present from 40Gb up to 250Gb.
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Go for a WD Special Edition with 8Mb cache.
I went for this one > Maxtor® 120GB Internal Hard Drive, 7200 RPM


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Another notch for the Western Digital SE.

A good warrenty which the SE's have is what you want now seeing as many of the hard drive manufacturers are cutting back the length of their warrenties on their standard drives.
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What's w/ Bo's his smaller "equipment"?

Here's the one I got.

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What's w/ Bo's his smaller "equipment"?
Yeah, mine's rather tiny & flat
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i went from the Seagate Barracuda ATA IV

to the Seagate Barracuda ATA V 8MB Version


best low noise drive with exelent performance

http://www.geizhals.at/deutschland/?a=45498
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SAMSUNG manufactures reliable harddrives with an excellent
price/performance ratio

And the SAMSUNG harddrives still have 3 years warranty

More infos at
http://www.samsung.com/Products/HardDiskDrive/index.htm

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if you want performance buy IBM
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Re: recommended hard drive

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looking for new IDE hard drive but don't know which one to get
Definitely this one > The Maxtor 300GB 5400 RPM Hard Drive
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5400RPM???

Why 5400??
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Less heat, lower volume. But it does have 300GB of porn storage capacity.

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Re: recommended hard drive

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looking for new IDE hard drive but don't know which one to get
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Less heat, lower volume.
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Hey, I didn't know we're playing Simon Says. Ok ok, I'll go first. Simon says there's a script kiddie wannabe who likes to repeat whatever Stoner says.
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What's w/ Bo's his smaller "equipment"?
Well, a lil' bro to one of the drives of Stoner's has finally arrived
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