Input from you on my hard drive purchase

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Ruel Smith (Big Daddy)

I need your input out there on this
I need a fairly good and fast hard drive of between 160 GB and 200 GB
.
I have around $150 to $200 dollars to put in this . I tried a segate 200GB
drive but I had trouble with it and sent it back to tigerdirect . I hate
trouble . Give me some input out there on your suggestions and also if you
can send me a link to look over your suggestions .
Thanks people
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I vote more Maxtor. I've just simply had the best luck with them. I
currently run 2 Maxtor drives in RAID with a Western Digital drive for
backup. I'm still weighing in on WD, but so far, they seem pretty good too.
I got a really good deal on it.



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I need your input out there on this
I need a fairly good and fast hard drive of between 160 GB and 200 GB .
I have around $150 to $200 dollars to put in this . I tried a segate 200GB
drive but I had trouble with it and sent it back to tigerdirect . I hate
trouble . Give me some input out there on your suggestions and also if you
can send me a link to look over your suggestions .
Thanks people
 
Chuck S said:
I need your input out there on this
I need a fairly good and fast hard drive of between 160 GB and 200 GB ..
I have around $150 to $200 dollars to put in this . I tried a segate 200GB
drive but I had trouble with it and sent it back to tigerdirect . I hate
trouble . Give me some input out there on your suggestions and also if you
can send me a link to look over your suggestions .
Thanks people
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I've built quite a few machines over the past few years and have never had
any problems with Maxtor.


BTW: Was the drive defective for sure?

A large drive like that probably would have required a controller
card and an operating system upgrade.
 
Hi,

go for the maxtor diamond plus 9 series with the *mb cache,

extremely reliable, quiet and very fast.

i have two in my video editing system
 
sorry, 8mb cache

KW_UK said:
Hi,

go for the maxtor diamond plus 9 series with the *mb cache,

extremely reliable, quiet and very fast.

i have two in my video editing system
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