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Post #56288680 added 12-21-2012 10:58 AM by lilbuddy in Archived Deals
So I'll be the first to ask....how does this compare to the 256gb OCZ Agility 4 SSD I got for $90 from Tiger Direct?
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Post #56292456 added 12-21-2012 1:10 PM by racebum in Archived Deals
reliability of these is considerably higher than ssd, so is lifespan
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Post #56294722 added 12-21-2012 2:46 PM by Bigbanks in Archived Deals
What kind of drives are used in those Raid configurations and many backups??? I don't think you are using SSDs are you? Maybe you are but that is pretty expensive one would think... I mean, would...
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Post #56295010 added 12-21-2012 2:56 PM by aggravated in Archived Deals
Had 2 rapters, both died, didn't go for a third. Using an Agility 3 at work for 2 years, lots of use, no issues at all - even at 95% capacity for the last year. I can see value in this...but...
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Post #56296194 added 12-21-2012 3:43 PM by ilikemoneys in Archived Deals
I assume you mean 1TB+. I agree mostly with your post; your points are being made much more logically than BUB's. I am overall very disappointed in the ridiculously high MSRP's on these VR's and find...
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Post #56286974 added 12-21-2012 9:59 AM by TidalWaveOne in Archived Deals
Nice... latest/fastest version too. Couldn't resist even though I don't immediately have a use for it. :)
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Post #56299350 added 12-21-2012 6:14 PM by TidalWaveOne in Archived Deals
At least they don't suck as much as the other brands.
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Post #56299424 added 12-21-2012 6:18 PM by The-Alchemist in Archived Deals
I use SSD and VR... It is a good combo if you ask me.. OS on SSD and everything else on raptor.. Cheap combo to
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Post #56285842 added 12-21-2012 9:22 AM by dealslover82 in Archived Deals
Newegg offers Western Digital WD VelociRaptor WD2500HHTZ 250GB 10000 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" internal hard drive for $59.99 after promo code discount. Use promo code EMCJHHJ28 to get $50...
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Post #56289106 added 12-21-2012 11:13 AM by toolio20 in Archived Deals
Velociraptor...the AOL of hard drives.
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Post #56293604 added 12-21-2012 1:56 PM by Emjay in Archived Deals
SSD is way better. These mechanical drives fail a lot. The SDD will last you a long time. The warranty means nothing to me; you have to pay to get your data back.
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Post #56294742 added 12-21-2012 2:47 PM by mkxr in Archived Deals
These 10k drives are build to last. I have a few of them, and mainly use them for system drives (fast main drive for system files, secondary for program files, and final drive(s) for storage). On...
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Post #56294128 added 12-21-2012 2:19 PM by low858 in Archived Deals
i love how some folks just know how to build one kind of computer and say its be all end all style. LOL
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Post #56294262 added 12-21-2012 2:24 PM by BubBowen in Archived Deals
How so? Not better priced, not better speed, not better size, etc. SSD + Large sized Mech or Network Storage + full backups of invaluable data = WIN!! Later, Bub
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Post #56330874 added 12-23-2012 7:03 AM by freespender in Archived Deals
Deal is dead promo code expired
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Post #56288224 added 12-21-2012 10:42 AM by webculb in Archived Deals
There will always be a use for a nice hard drive. Smart to grab em while there cheap.
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Post #56298612 added 12-21-2012 5:32 PM by snowcrash in Archived Deals
Building a server last year was the best thing I ever did for myself. Now all my other PCs (4) have 256GB or 512GB SSDs and no hard drives. I also have a 2TB HDs in a USB 3.0 enclosure to use if I...
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Post #56294134 added 12-21-2012 2:19 PM by manaknight in Archived Deals
because there are many people who don't get the core of IT and tech outside of what publications are raving about. that said, i love SSD for all my laptops and enthusiast grade systems, even at...
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Post #56288808 added 12-21-2012 11:02 AM by vladedivac in Archived Deals
lol so true
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Post #56288914 added 12-21-2012 11:06 AM by SpeedEuphoria in Archived Deals
same got 3 on BF, which the 500gb/1TB are the fastest versions not this one listed
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Post #56292738 added 12-21-2012 1:21 PM by Kamakzie in Archived Deals
I just had to do a warranty exchange on my 150 and WD honored it. Can't complain.
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Post #56330540 added 12-23-2012 6:36 AM by SpeedEuphoria in Archived Deals
The 500GB/1TB drives use 500gb platters, for normal HDD's the larger the platter combines with the rpm is what makes them fast. Which is why even a 5400 1tb drive is faster than a 7200 40gb drive
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Post #56289000 added 12-21-2012 11:09 AM by nahpungnome in Archived Deals
SSDs are obviously faster, but you don't want to constantly read/write to them as they wear out faster. I have a 600GB Velociraptor for my games and a SSD for my OS and main apps. Games load...
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Post #56289168 added 12-21-2012 11:16 AM by GwarRiff in Archived Deals
Yup, pretty much. I've already had 4 SSD's fail on me in less than a year. Two M4's, and 830, and an Agility. Never again as primary drives. Now, SSD only as OS, Raptor's as the workhorse beast...
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Post #56289174 added 12-21-2012 11:16 AM by TidalWaveOne in Archived Deals
... those who think that are probably still using AOL. :)
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Post #56289206 added 12-21-2012 11:17 AM by nahpungnome in Archived Deals
I have an original 150GB Raptor that's still alive and kickin :)
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Post #56289358 added 12-21-2012 11:24 AM by lilbuddy in Archived Deals
I had a 36gb Raptor fail on me not too long ago running in RAID so I replaced with a 80gb Intel SSD...still haven't gotten around to installing it.
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Post #56291108 added 12-21-2012 12:22 PM by TidalWaveOne in Archived Deals
:lol: SSDs have their place, but so do Velociraptors. Get over it and your hard-on for SSDs. :nod: Enjoy your holidays as well... and MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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Post #56288730 added 12-21-2012 10:59 AM by GwarRiff in Archived Deals
Got 2 of the WD5000HHTZ for $80 each back on BF. So, these need to be a bit cheaper.
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Post #56288806 added 12-21-2012 11:02 AM by moku160 in Archived Deals
This should give you an idea: http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=759
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Post #56288962 added 12-21-2012 11:08 AM by TidalWaveOne in Archived Deals
Serious question? This is mechanical... and 'enterprise' grade storage w/5 year warranty... that SSD you mention is not. Why isn't this as fast? It uses the same technology, just less...
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Post #56292538 added 12-21-2012 1:13 PM by shoitz in Archived Deals
I'm not going to wade into the predictably superficial, non-technical debate over "whether a raptor is worth it" vs ssd. But I will mention that the 600GB model is also on sale, at $110 after promo...
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Post #56293798 added 12-21-2012 2:04 PM by TidalWaveOne in Archived Deals
Again, depends on your wants & needs. For certain purposes, the VR is better. Why is this so hard for so many people to understand?
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Post #56294354 added 12-21-2012 2:29 PM by BubBowen in Archived Deals
Sorry, but I do GET the core of IT and tech and I still don't agree with what you're saying. VR are just in the middle of SSD(speed) and regular drives(size) and aren't the best at anything. With...
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Post #56299160 added 12-21-2012 6:04 PM by AlphaSix in Archived Deals
Western Digital drives are complete garbage. Don't waste your time or money.
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Post #56294860 added 12-21-2012 2:51 PM by TidalWaveOne in Archived Deals
The VR is the best combination of price, enterprise grade storage, speed, reliability, and warranty for some uses, like small servers that may have frequent writes. I'm not going to spend/waste my...
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Post #56297698 added 12-21-2012 4:48 PM by uniblabsd in Archived Deals
I have a mish-mash of hard drives stuffed into a variety of cases, secondary and tertiary hard drives sitting on shelves collecting dust, even some unopened hard drives scored on various...
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Post #56291030 added 12-21-2012 12:19 PM by toolio20 in Archived Deals
I don't know which amuses me more, your non sequitur "retort" or the fact you're spending the afternoon white knighting these mechanical fossils. Tell you what, send me your address so I can have...
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Post #56291268 added 12-21-2012 12:27 PM by BubBowen in Archived Deals
Sorry, I'm not sacrificing speed for reliability(and NO hard drive is 100% reliable). All my PC's are 100% backup up using WHS and it just seems dumb to go mechanical for anything other than...
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Post #56293410 added 12-21-2012 1:47 PM by m0demb0y in Archived Deals
Depends on the SSD, Intel makes SSD's that have higher MTBF and better UBER. OCZ, not so much...
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