Shakensoul said:If the HDD serial number starts with 3, its made in singapore, if it starts with 5, its made in china.
apollyon said:^^hes talking abt the serial number easy, not the model name
zhopudey said:^^ Yes, that seems to be it. Except for the 400 giggers; st3400620as and st3400820as - they both have 3 plattersWeird, ehh?
Eazy said:Here is a pdf file from Seagate on the 7200.10 series HDDs ... 1.6mb download....
http://www.seagate.com/support/disc/manuals/sata/100402371a.pdf
To my limited knowledge of Seagate drives I translate the details of their HDD like so....
st3320620as
st=Seagate Technology .... 3=form factor 3.5" .... 320=size in GB .... 6=16mb cache .... 2=number of platters .... 0=dunno .... a=PATA/as=SATA
x86 said:Eazy > i saw everything. but 16 mb singapore is not available in india, my super disti told tht and chaos told tht too.
actually theres not anything the superdisti cant bring hes the super disti of more than 15 companies.
I guess i'm goin to buy the 8 mb one in friday.
I bought my 320 gig here:x86 said:Eazy i know Chaos has 8 mb.
1> I know chaos has 8 mb, and he said 16 mb is not available in india "singapore made", my disty said the same thing too.
2> I called up Prime, Mr gulbir transferred the phone to Miss Meena , she confirmed me no 16mb Singapore made available she has 8 mb ones.
3> Esys in delhi is always busy "number busy" . No my disty is not esys.
4> People says Singapore ones are reliable than china, that lefts me to 8 mb? one i guess even chaos told me his 8 mb performing better than 16.
Last option i guess i'm picking up the 8 mb.