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Re: Vesalia's Seagate HD?
« on: September 11, 2004, 07:36:41 PM »
You can't really argue with a 5 year warranty, but out of approximately equal numbers of harddisks I've had they were (in terms of failures) a couple of hundred Fujitsus, about 30 seagates, 2 Maxtors and none of the old 4.5Gb Samsungs.

At home at the mo I have Maxtor 20 and 40 Gb harddisks, a 30Gb Hitachi, and a 4.5 Gb IBM in the A3000, all of those work fine.  The 1.0 Gb Maxtor I bought in early '96 is still alive and kicking in my sister's PC, too (she uses it for Fortran under Linux).

Everyone has their own favourites I guess ...
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Re: Vesalia's Seagate HD?
« Reply #1 on: September 11, 2004, 10:42:15 PM »
Yeah, all the manufacturers have some bad models and some good, depending how far back you go.  I have a 160Mb Quantum GoDrive that worked flawlessly in my A1200 for a couple of years, which kinda illustrates the point ;-)
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