Still looking for 750gb Seagate PATA drive

[AMurderOfCrows]

i'm looking for a 750gb PATA/IDE drive from seagate, retail, for around $100. Anyone have any deals?

[AMurderOfCrows]

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[BayArea]

Newegg has them for this price regularly on sale.

Right now the seagate 750gb is 109 with free shipping and no tax if you dont live in california.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148134

Although this is SATA(which is better) keep checking newegg.

[AMurderOfCrows]

yeah....that won't work. I need PATA to go in my xbox, retail for the warranty.. But thanks for trying.

anyone else with PATA 750gb retail seagate links?

[artgrace]

It's funny how SATA is cheaper these days...
This one is a little over your budget and OEM, but it still comes with 5 year warranty.
Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 ST3750640A 750GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache IDE Ultra ATA100 Hard Drive - OEM
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148133

$129.99
3 Business Day Shipping $8.55
(Not available in HI, AK and PR)
In Stock

Or you may want to try eBay with Live Cashback...

[Droid420]

I am also looking for 750gb IDE drive to replace in my series 2 tivo. I currently have a 500gb sata green drive with a sata to pata adaptor and it's not working very good since it fails to recognize the drive during bootup sometimes.

[qoncept]

Here's a $70 oem (http://3btech.net/rese757216bu.html), free shipping. For the money, 1/3 less, I'd go for it over one with a warranty. This one does have a 6 month warranty at least. And remember, if a drive goes bad, you'll get a recertified replacement and all your data is gone either way.

Why Seagate?

[AMurderOfCrows]

Seagate has a 5 year warranty. Considering 750s were rare to start, a 5 year is a bust for those of us with PATA requirements

[qoncept]

I'm not exactly sure what you're doing, but with my modded xbox I had a 120gb drive and all of my media was on my computer in a shared folder. Do that and you wouldn't have much of a need to upgrade your xbox.

Also, Seagate isn't going to be making PATA drives in 5 years (or probably 1 year), so I wouldn't be so excited about that warranty. If you need a replacement after the PATAs are gone, they'll give you a SATA drive.

[AMurderOfCrows]

I'm a developer. Trust me, i know what i need, but thanks