Planning to get a 500GB SATA 2 HDD. Which one to get and whats the current prices like. I had usually had excellent experiences with Seagate HDD's and bad experiences with every non-Seagate HDD I bought. So should I stick to Seagate?
thexfactor said:I dunno anything about WD's ass
thexfactor said:I agree with switch, got the WD500AAKS recently and it's really good, the temps are same as the seagate and hdtach score is close to 70mbps, plus it's cheaper than seagate or hitachi at 5.4k, though I dunno anything about WD's ass
Switch said:I for one would say NO... Go with WD... As of now if your Seagate HDD dies you have to go thier customer care centre... Wait in a que for almost 2+ hours and deposit your HDD for almost a week and then go back again after a week and wait in a que for another 2+ hours to take back another piece which is a Dead piece by 50% chance...
Atleast that has happened with me almost 10 times now with my Seagate 40GB Notebook HDD which has gone for replacement and has come back dead atleast 4 times... Its still with seagate as i am typing this...
While WD guys come up to your place and pick up your dead HDD and deliver it back to your doorstep... I would rather pickup something which does not give me headques rather then perform that .025 % faster from a product whose RMA service is a breeze to use...
RiO said:Look for the Seagate 7200.11 drives and tell us how the performance is I haven't had any problem with Seagate PATA or SATA drives ever, so I'd recommend Seagate without attempting to compare them with WD.
SunnyBoi said:Seagate for me. Bought a HDD from zhops, came for RMA. Just gave the HDD, guy didnt ask for bill.
Best part is, they notified me thru email and SMS when the HDD has arrived, and is ready for pickup. Had given for replacement on a friday, got it back Wednesday.
I really like and love hitachi, but my current 120gig lappy drive has failed, and I have to wait a week to give it for RMA coz i dont have the bill with me now. Plus I have to go back to the original dealer, too much hassles.
thexfactor said:Seagate 7200.11 drives are available ?? I couldnt find any at lammy