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Jump to unread Post a CommentMay take the plunge, have not seen the 3tb at this price for a while.
I'm gonna wait. I need more storage but not urgently and prices seem to be dropping again.
Edited By: K1LLER HORNET on Jun 14, 2012 13:34: Update
Going to buy one as only have 200gb left, and filling up fast,
Edited By: hassi94 on Jun 14, 2012 14:20
I was gutted when i got a 120GB SSD a couple months back for £110 and then 2 weeks later they dropped by £40ish - if id have waited i could have got the 250GB model for £40 more!
they did last week, hold fire :)
I was gutted when i got a 120GB SSD a couple months back for £110 and then 2 weeks later they dropped by £40ish - if id have waited i could have got the 250GB model for £40 more!
don't count or HDD drops at SSD rates, if you need one now, this is a good price, I paid a bit more for my 3TB. They will be cheaper in the future is a fact, how long will it take to get a meaningful drop on these is anyones guess.
Much prefer samsung drives, had comparatively few of them fail on me, but with any new hard drive, they are most likely to fail in the first few weeks or not for years, so keep anything you're putting on them at first backed up.
I was gutted when i got a 120GB SSD a couple months back for £110 and then 2 weeks later they dropped by £40ish - if id have waited i could have got the 250GB model for £40 more!
50tb ???!!! :O :O :O of what !!???
50tb ???!!! :O :O :O of what !!???
Business critical data, databases etc.
I cannot emphasise enough, just how unreliable Seagate drives are and how poor their support is. If cheap is your priority and the data on your drive doesn't matter, then its perfect. If you want your data to not crash and burn, then get Fujitsu, Samsung or WD Black drives. Oh and never ever think about putting Segate SATA drives onto a hardware raid controller.. This is almost always fatal to your data.
Edited By: botler on Jun 14, 2012 16:08: added raid
50tb ???!!! :O :O :O of what !!???
Business critical data, databases etc.
I cannot emphasise enough, just how unreliable Seagate drives are and how poor their support is. If cheap is your priority and the data on your drive doesn't matter, then its perfect. If you want your data to not crash and burn, then get Fujitsu, Samsung or WD Black drives. Oh and never ever think about putting Segate SATA drives onto a hardware raid controller.. This is almost always fatal to your data.
50tb ???!!! :O :O :O of what !!???
Business critical data, databases etc.
I cannot emphasise enough, just how unreliable Seagate drives are and how poor their support is. If cheap is your priority and the data on your drive doesn't matter, then its perfect. If you want your data to not crash and burn, then get Fujitsu, Samsung or WD Black drives. Oh and never ever think about putting Segate SATA drives onto a hardware raid controller.. This is almost always fatal to your data.
Have you seen the prices on those Fujitsu drives though, 300.00 for 2tb, no thanks.
Edited By: canada16 on Jun 14, 2012 16:14