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Offline amigamad

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Re: Getting rid of the disks
« on: April 21, 2003, 12:36:26 PM »
My 40 gig ibm hard drive has a problem that only lasted just over a year. The drives i have now all maxtors 20 40 and 120 gig and brand new unused 20 gig.For my a1 i have an 80 gig seagate not  used much at the moment no a1 and i have loads of small drives of 40mb to 500mb and these have nothing wrong with them. I think new drives are made as cheap as possible and reliabilty can be a joke why else would a manfacturer reduce warrantys from 3 to 1 year ? lots of people have dead hard drives and with a 120 gig drive thats full even useing dvd r drives to backup is going to be long and slow :-?
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Re: Getting rid of the disks
« Reply #1 on: April 21, 2003, 06:41:25 PM »
Until i get a maxtor die on me ill still buy them ive used them in a few pc,s ive built the 40 gig in the pc im using at the moment spends about 8 to 9 hours in use each day and sometimes ive had it running 3 days non stop .The ibm i had was an oem drive and was not a gxp which were known to have a lot of faults, even western digital hard drives seem to be unreliable. I know maxtors arnt the fastest but for me and my mates they have been reliable.samsung was worse than the ibm this tried to catch fire after 2 weeks use. i exchanged it for a maxtor.if my maxtors start dying ill start buying seagate drives . :-)
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