$.33 per Gig 300 gig
10-02-2005, 11:40 PM
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I like Maxtor. My dad had a 40 gig hd sitting around from a few years ago (5 or 6 probobly) from his work. It had been dropped and they didn't need it. We only had the hd, nothing else. We called up Maxtor, they sent us a new one out within 4 or 5 days. 3 weeks later we got around to sending the old one back. We had no problem with them what-so-ever.
10-02-2005, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by firebane
Do yourself a HUGE favor and stay as far away from Maxtor as possible. If you are gonna go large sized drives only go with Seagate. Maxtors are notorius for failing.
I just bought a 250g Seagate Barracude IDE for $150 after taxes.
I just bought a 250g Seagate Barracude IDE for $150 after taxes.
Originally Posted by iNteGraz92
there's a reason seagate has a 5-year warranty on their drives :chuckles:
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10-03-2005, 03:00 AM
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I had one Maxtor fail on me, but that was years ago, and possibly due to user error :rick:
WD has been good to me, never used Seagate before
currently using 2 Maxtor drives:
40g I've had for about 3-4 years
250g I've had for almost a year.
Neither have ever given me any problems.
WD has been good to me, never used Seagate before
currently using 2 Maxtor drives:
40g I've had for about 3-4 years
250g I've had for almost a year.
Neither have ever given me any problems.
