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Matt_Smi · 10-27-2005, 03:47 PM

It’s a good drive and that is a very good deal, I have the 120 GB version of that same drive. I really like it, its fast and very quiet (you can only hear it if you are really close to the computer, there is no background noise and you listen for it while it is reading/writing). It also has a 5 year warranty, no manufacturer is perfect and there is always the chance of getting a bad drive, but with a company like Seagate that chance is small.

10-27-2005, 03:47 PM	#3
Matt_Smi Member (10 bit) Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 583	It’s a good drive and that is a very good deal, I have the 120 GB version of that same drive. I really like it, its fast and very quiet (you can only hear it if you are really close to the computer, there is no background noise and you listen for it while it is reading/writing). It also has a 5 year warranty, no manufacturer is perfect and there is always the chance of getting a bad drive, but with a company like Seagate that chance is small. __________________ Desktop 1: Custom Built in 2005 and still going strong! Will run Windows Home Server in the Future for now still XP 3.0 GHz P4 Prescott (Zalman CNPS9500 HS) l Intel D915GAG Mobo l 3.0 GB PC3200 Kingston Value Ram l EVGA 7900GS l Nvidia NVS 280 l WD 3200KS 320 GB l Seagate 7200.10 320 GB l Lite-ON DVD-RW l Lite-ON CD-RW l Corsair HX520 PSU l Mitsumi Floppy l Antec 900 Case (With Custom Paint/Lighting) Desktop 2: HP xw8600 Workstation Work In Progress Running Windows 7 64 Bit Xeon 2.5 Ghz Quad Core (2nd being added soon!) l 32 GB DDR2 667 ECC l EVGA 9800 GT l PNY FX 570 l 2 Seagate 7200.12 500 GB RAID1 l 2 Seagate 7200.10 750 GB l SATA DVD-RW l Delta 800 Watt PSU (68 Amp 12 V Rail) Laptop: HP 2510p Running Windows Vista 32 Bit (For Now) 1.4 Ghz C2D CPU (OC'd) l 4 GB DDR2 (Single DIMM) l Mtron 32 GB SLC SSD