Best portable and fastest external HDD that is over 2 TB?
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From: Rod Speed on 24 Apr 2010 19:36 Juarez wrote > Rod Speed wrote >> It is based on the hard facts of how hot they dont get and how quiet they are, and how few are howling about major >> problems like you see with Seagate and WD currently. > I have 3 1TB WD Black in this PC I am using right now and have had no such issues. I have some Samsung HDDs in other > PCs right now too but I bought the WD Blacks because they came highly recommended and not because they have noise or > heat issues. Pity about those howling about the visible corrosion on the underside of the logic card. No interested in 'highly recommended', what matters is what's delivered.
From: Juarez on 27 Apr 2010 21:03 On 24/04/2010 4:36 PM, Rod Speed wrote: > Pity about those howling about the visible corrosion on the underside of the logic card. > > No interested in 'highly recommended', what matters is what's delivered. > > Yea, and I got delivered good HDDs. Maybe these issues apply to 2TB models and not the older 1TB?
From: Rod Speed on 28 Apr 2010 00:35 Juarez wrote > Rod Speed wrote >> Pity about those howling about the visible corrosion on the underside of the logic card. >> No interested in 'highly recommended', what matters is what's delivered. > Yea, and I got delivered good HDDs. Time will tell on that. > Maybe these issues apply to 2TB models and not the older 1TB? Fraid not.
From: Juarez on 29 Apr 2010 01:38
On 27/04/2010 9:35 PM, Rod Speed wrote: >> Maybe these issues apply to 2TB models and not the older 1TB? > > Fraid not. > > I see the thread on oxidization of WD and Seagate HDDs now. First I have heard of it and I guess I will find out one way or another if it is true. |