S southernlady Daemon Poster Messages 1,343 Dec 6, 2004 #51 lazerman, if you go back and read the previous posts (esp mine) you might find out, LOL. It's on page 3. Liz
lazerman, if you go back and read the previous posts (esp mine) you might find out, LOL. It's on page 3. Liz
L lazerman Fully Optimized Messages 1,842 Dec 6, 2004 #52 Thank you... Guess I missed that part. That is very interesting...
H hygor Daemon Poster Messages 833 Dec 6, 2004 #54 I'm bloody happy with my seagate and their software on the website made my rebuild a quick and easy task! seagate get my vote
I'm bloody happy with my seagate and their software on the website made my rebuild a quick and easy task! seagate get my vote
W waynejkruse10 Fully Optimized Messages 3,782 Dec 6, 2004 #55 im my maxtor 120gb hdd i get a total of 114gb. Maxtor seem to be pretty fast but noisy. Next time i buy a hdd i might try seagate or WD
im my maxtor 120gb hdd i get a total of 114gb. Maxtor seem to be pretty fast but noisy. Next time i buy a hdd i might try seagate or WD
A AND_YOU_ARE Fully Optimized Messages 2,003 Location Potsdam NY, USA Dec 6, 2004 #56 samsung is the little guy that makes great drives, that are good quality and very close to the full size. You cant go wrong. I read the reviews for drives on newegg and samsung seems to do the best with the least number of complaints and crahses.
samsung is the little guy that makes great drives, that are good quality and very close to the full size. You cant go wrong. I read the reviews for drives on newegg and samsung seems to do the best with the least number of complaints and crahses.
willsko87 Daemon Poster Messages 1,240 Location Melbourne, Australia Dec 7, 2004 #57 ive never had any problem with a seagate...
Y YanBooth Daemon Poster Messages 874 Dec 7, 2004 #58 I'm now planning on two WD's and two Seagates... Yan