Aces170 Forerunner Oct 26, 2010 #1 So what are the choices I have in the 1.5TB market, and what are the prices I should expect?
m-jeri A Nobody. Innovator Oct 26, 2010 #4 eBay India: Seagate 2tb 2000gb 5900RPM Sata Destop HDD 2 TB (item 130446092582 end time 28-Oct-2010 00:30:00 IST) Get a 10% off coupon and have fun. I am planning to get 2 soon.
eBay India: Seagate 2tb 2000gb 5900RPM Sata Destop HDD 2 TB (item 130446092582 end time 28-Oct-2010 00:30:00 IST) Get a 10% off coupon and have fun. I am planning to get 2 soon.
A apextwin146 Contributor Oct 26, 2010 #5 arnt these equivalent to paper weights? AFAIK the general consensus is that 1.5 & 2 TB have reliability Issues.
arnt these equivalent to paper weights? AFAIK the general consensus is that 1.5 & 2 TB have reliability Issues.
Gannu Unbanned Juggernaut Oct 26, 2010 #6 ^Nope! Not the Seagate LP 2TB drives at least. Been using 2 of them since the past month as backup drives and have had no issues by far. *grabs the table*
^Nope! Not the Seagate LP 2TB drives at least. Been using 2 of them since the past month as backup drives and have had no issues by far. *grabs the table*
m-jeri A Nobody. Innovator Oct 26, 2010 #7 apextwin146 said: arnt these equivalent to paper weights? AFAIK the general consensus is that 1.5 & 2 TB have reliability Issues. Click to expand... Well... most were the 1 TB ones from WD and seagate. But yea there were few reported DOA's from 1.5 and 2 TB also. Anyways Backup Backup Backup...
apextwin146 said: arnt these equivalent to paper weights? AFAIK the general consensus is that 1.5 & 2 TB have reliability Issues. Click to expand... Well... most were the 1 TB ones from WD and seagate. But yea there were few reported DOA's from 1.5 and 2 TB also. Anyways Backup Backup Backup...
Aces170 Forerunner Oct 26, 2010 #8 Gannu, the ones you are talking about are the 5900 RPM drives too? Doesnt Seagate have any 7200 RPM drives in 1.5tb or 2 TB ranges?
Gannu, the ones you are talking about are the 5900 RPM drives too? Doesnt Seagate have any 7200 RPM drives in 1.5tb or 2 TB ranges?
A apextwin146 Contributor Oct 26, 2010 #9 Desecrator said: ^Nope! Not the Seagate LP 2TB drives at least. Been using 2 of them since the past month as backup drives and have had no issues by far. *grabs the table* Click to expand... IMHO 1month is too less a time to test a device specially when that device is a HDD .. I am questioning the Long term reliability of these drives Search for Seagate Click of Death Aces170 said: Gannu, the ones you are talking about are the 5900 RPM drives too? Doesnt Seagate have any 7200 RPM drives in 1.5tb or 2 TB ranges? Click to expand... Here is a Shootout i found bty HotHardware does a 2TB hard drive shootout | 9 to 5 Mac HotHardware does a 2TB hard drive shootout | Apple Intelligence
Desecrator said: ^Nope! Not the Seagate LP 2TB drives at least. Been using 2 of them since the past month as backup drives and have had no issues by far. *grabs the table* Click to expand... IMHO 1month is too less a time to test a device specially when that device is a HDD .. I am questioning the Long term reliability of these drives Search for Seagate Click of Death Aces170 said: Gannu, the ones you are talking about are the 5900 RPM drives too? Doesnt Seagate have any 7200 RPM drives in 1.5tb or 2 TB ranges? Click to expand... Here is a Shootout i found bty HotHardware does a 2TB hard drive shootout | 9 to 5 Mac HotHardware does a 2TB hard drive shootout | Apple Intelligence
XTechManiac Forerunner Oct 26, 2010 #10 Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 1.5TB 7200RPM 32MB Cache SATA @ 4.1k Seagate Barracuda XT 2TB 7200RPM 64MB Cache 6.0Gb/s SATA @ Err.. Not yet available in India I think.
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 1.5TB 7200RPM 32MB Cache SATA @ 4.1k Seagate Barracuda XT 2TB 7200RPM 64MB Cache 6.0Gb/s SATA @ Err.. Not yet available in India I think.