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Using one ATM, for more than 6 months - no issues as such. No idea about RMA experience.

In India, Fortune IT manages their RMA - that's what I heard from Nehru Place based dealer and he also said that they are good - Again this is what I heard not the personal experience
lot of good brands in their portfolio must be good service. a local shop near me is selling these ssd's for 1500 way lower than non deal amazon price.
 
Not a LD but lowest price i saw Corsair CX650F RGB, 650 Watt, 80 Plus Bronze, Fully Modular RGB Power Supply @ 6500, it is7500 + else where.
 
Other than the whirring sound 5400 makes, are the 7200s better in reliability and speeds?
No,
7200s are faster. These drives are loud with more wear and tear, 5400s are relatively silent and less prone to failure.
It's like 25-30% faster while copying (R/W ) data in bulk, which isn't very fast.
after 5400s SSD is the option to consider, even a SATA SSD will make night and day difference.
 
No,
7200s are faster. These drives are loud with more wear and tear, 5400s are relatively silent and less prone to failure.
It's like 25-30% faster while copying (R/W ) data in bulk, which isn't very fast.
after 5400s SSD is the option to consider, even a SATA SSD will make night and day difference.
I had it backwards then. SSD is the way to go.
 
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