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Post #54592326 added 11-08-2012 3:48 PM by aznchris99 in Archived Deals
Sweet!!
Post #54597726 added 11-08-2012 7:38 PM by BaseShip in Archived Deals
So sounds like my current setup is fine then, thanks guys!!
Post #54595604 added 11-08-2012 6:14 PM by BaseShip in Archived Deals
Hi, I got an Asus N53SV laptop. I checked the BIOS, but it wont allow me to change the boot order of the 2 bays. I just found that HDD (with data) has to be in optical bay, and my SSD (with...
Post #54596822 added 11-08-2012 6:58 PM by gareim in Archived Deals
Whoa, why would you want to put the SSD in the optical bay? Aren't optical bays generally SATA I or SATA II whereas SSDs are SATA III? You might limit the speed of your SSD by putting it in the...
Post #54596988 added 11-08-2012 7:07 PM by BaseShip in Archived Deals
So you think SSD (C:) in main bay, and HDD (D: data) in optical bay, is probably the best setup in terms of speed? I never tried to reverse them because I couldn't make the reverse setup work, so...
Post #54596452 added 11-08-2012 6:45 PM by ducky2802 in Archived Deals
You might be able tojust yet? http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus-reviews-owners-lounges/563336-asus-n53sv-n53sn-sandybridge-owner-thread-133.html But in any case, an ssd primary and HDD data...
Post #54673140 added 11-11-2012 9:41 AM by DR34M in Archived Deals
Man if only this was 7mm I would have scooped this up
Post #54585508 added 11-08-2012 11:58 AM by vivek in Archived Deals
they always taxed in NJ. they have a warehouse in edison.
Post #54586974 added 11-08-2012 12:50 PM by MeatCatalog in Archived Deals
Negative. This is just an extremely slow hard drive, even by laptop standards. Having owned both drives I can tell you the 500gb momentus xt is extremely fast by comparison.
Post #54588482 added 11-08-2012 1:33 PM by Ildiko in Archived Deals
Would you also like to live back in the 80s;)?
Post #54588742 added 11-08-2012 1:40 PM by BaseShip in Archived Deals
A year ago, I tried to put this drive in main bay as D:, and SSD drive in optical bay as C: (faster windows startup), but my laptop insists on bootup to main bay drive as startup, not optical drive....
Post #54591116 added 11-08-2012 2:55 PM by x1Bocephus1x in Archived Deals
Picked up one to upgrade ps3 hdd. Good deal.
Post #54591194 added 11-08-2012 2:58 PM by Zclyh3 in Archived Deals
This drive is great for mass storage on my Alienware since it has dual hard drive slots.
Post #54585220 added 11-08-2012 11:49 AM by ti97 in Archived Deals
Have you ever used one of these caddies? There is no coverter. It is a native SATA connection with SATA power connector.
Post #54587234 added 11-08-2012 12:57 PM by cconklin2 in Archived Deals
Yes, it was sarcasm. I am soooooooo sick and tired of the "plus tax" peanut gallery. It is usually the same people who post about it too as well. +1! This drive is hardly a speed demon but no...
Post #54588118 added 11-08-2012 1:23 PM by minnus in Archived Deals
I think that the point the other is trying to make is that the optical SATA port could have been designed to be slower (like SATA I, or a less robust connection - to save money), since optical drives...
Post #54588130 added 11-08-2012 1:23 PM by BlackKey in Archived Deals
got one $80 plus tax. price goes up now on everything. Good times gone.
Post #54928892 added 11-18-2012 9:48 PM by TIcal206 in Archived Deals
Amazon has this for $92.50. Nice deal.
Post #54584710 added 11-08-2012 11:34 AM by Nick5324 in Archived Deals
Might want to add to the title that this drive is 9.5mm thick, not 12mm like most 1TB 2.5 inch HDD. This is good news for someone looking to upgrade their PS3; scanned through the reviews and saw...
Post #54570146 added 11-08-2012 12:58 AM by Discombobulated in Archived Deals
Newegg For those interested 1TB Western Digital Scorpio Blue 5400RPM 2.5" SATA Internal Notebook Drive (WD10JPVT) $79.99 + Free Shipping Promo Code: EMCJJNB26 Internal and 9.5mm :)
Post #54586392 added 11-08-2012 12:58 AM by DJ3xclusive in Archived Deals
Newegg has 1TB Western Digital Scorpio Blue 5400 RPM 2.5" SATA Internal Notebook Hard Drive (OEM) for $99.99 - $20 Promo Code "EMCJJNB26" = $79.99 with free shipping. Thanks Discombobulated
Post #54588856 added 11-08-2012 1:43 PM by Ildiko in Archived Deals
And could you live with these HDD-s?: 1980 – The world's first gigabyte-capacity disk drive, the IBM 3380, was the size of a refrigerator, weighed 550 pounds (about 250 kg), and had a price tag of...
Post #54581060 added 11-08-2012 9:41 AM by norcim in Archived Deals
This sounds very interesting. How to you fit the "sata optical caddy" to you model of laptop? where do you buy these?
Post #54581076 added 11-08-2012 9:42 AM by cconklin2 in Archived Deals
Wow! This must be a new development for you! Did newegg just start charging tax?
Post #54580596 added 11-08-2012 9:25 AM by Vaporizor in Archived Deals
I was gonna get a caviar green as a slave drive for my desktop, but read elsewhere that scorpio blue is better, is this true?
Post #54649936 added 11-10-2012 12:48 PM by kokin in Archived Deals
This drive can actually match my older 1TB Caviar Black drive from 3 yrs ago. The current Black Scorpio and Caviar Black aren't that much faster, so most people won't notice the difference. I use...
Post #54582056 added 11-08-2012 10:11 AM by sheltem in Archived Deals
I am pretty sure their NJ distribution center has been open for at least a few years.
Post #54597516 added 11-08-2012 7:29 PM by ducky2802 in Archived Deals
You can run as-ssd on your current SSD in its optical caddy and get results. You can swap and re-run with your SSD in the primary slot. But if you are getting results already on par with benchmarks...
Post #54602904 added 11-08-2012 10:57 PM by Yell0w in Archived Deals
so maybe a drive with 7200RPM instead?
Post #54644236 added 11-10-2012 8:29 AM by awing in Archived Deals
couple of articles from Eurogamer about hd/ssd upgrade: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-ps3-hard-drive-upgrade-guide and...
Post #54585664 added 11-08-2012 12:03 PM by hats4cats in Archived Deals
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Post #54584040 added 11-08-2012 11:14 AM by user_mat in Archived Deals
Picked one up for my 2011 MBP based on good reviews. Now I'll need to invest in a bigger external drive to back everything up.
Post #54583336 added 11-08-2012 10:53 AM by elite001 in Archived Deals
is this the best deal for 2.5" internal sata for now? wondering how low can it go on BF. better SSD with smaller size, or be patient a bit but with huge size :D
Post #54570512 added 11-08-2012 1:41 AM by Ildiko in Archived Deals
+$6 tax for New Jersey, not so hot deal, otherwise great drive. I have purchased on in the summer time for similar price...
Got a seagate momentus 1tb 5400 rpm for $85. So far it works great.
Post #54597210 added 11-08-2012 7:16 PM by gareim in Archived Deals
Yeah, that's how I'm doing it. I mean, it makes sense since your main bay is (most likely) SATA III and your SSD will be better able to reach full speed that way.
Post #54587552 added 11-08-2012 1:06 PM by mojohnnybravo in Archived Deals
its amazing how 2 years ago this kinda thing wouldnt even hit FP at $40 and 2 years later goes FP at $80........mother nature... I remember purchasing my Samsung F1 7200rpm drives at around 49 all...
Post #54588576 added 11-08-2012 1:36 PM by jbowe in Archived Deals
Yes! Atari, Apple II's and Mtv!
Post #54588722 added 11-08-2012 1:39 PM by tivoboy in Archived Deals
just an FYI, this drive is actually VERY fast, at or better than many 7200 rpm drives, and lower power consumption
Post #54594602 added 11-08-2012 5:35 PM by BlackKey in Archived Deals
men, U remind me of those punched cards that I used to play with.
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