Apokalipse
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actually Seagate's have a slightly faster seek time, and have been tested to read/write almost as fast as even a Maxtor. if you have a bigger bandwith, that doesn't mean it's using it all.
and I've heard Seagate's are the only true SATA drives, all the other brands are on the inside PATA and emulating SATA, that's why you need drivers for them.
Seagate's are the best quality, and the quietest ever 7200RPM drives
- I'm not being paid by Seagate to say this, I earn money burger flipping
and I've heard Seagate's are the only true SATA drives, all the other brands are on the inside PATA and emulating SATA, that's why you need drivers for them.
Seagate's are the best quality, and the quietest ever 7200RPM drives
- I'm not being paid by Seagate to say this, I earn money burger flipping