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Post #56745018 added 01-09-2013 3:47 PM by Omyn.z in Archived Deals
+ $20 off w/ promo code WEDIJAN9, limited offer
Post #56745066 added 01-09-2013 3:48 PM by Bubbu in Archived Deals
I see, thanks. But there is no info 'bout promo code in first post...
Post #56745094 added 01-09-2013 3:50 PM by Ev02625 in Archived Deals
Dude this is for storage not running an OS.............:shake:
Post #56746742 added 01-09-2013 5:05 PM by RogueAgent in Archived Deals
bad review,
Post #56748782 added 01-09-2013 6:55 PM by Thunderpants in Archived Deals
Yeah this price is only decent. Got 2 of those 3TB Seagates around Black Friday and tested them good before actually putting data on them. So far so good. Also would like to add that the number of...
Post #56758278 added 01-10-2013 8:31 AM by got_goose89 in Archived Deals
From my understanding head parking actually shortens the lifespan. A hard drive only has a certain number of load cycles in its lifespan. Everytime the head is parked it uses one of those cycles....
Post #56758334 added 01-10-2013 8:34 AM by polyphenus in Archived Deals
Buy at your own risk. I had a Green 2TB go wonky on me with very little use. I'm talking maybe a couple of hours of use, total.
Post #56822516 added 01-13-2013 12:27 PM by faizoff in Archived Deals
So I'm having weird issues with this 2 TB WD Green drive. It may be my ports or cables or something. When connecting this drive via USB files copy and transfer just fine no hiccups, just a slower...
Post #56748404 added 01-09-2013 6:35 PM by ursus in Archived Deals
I had 3 of these, 2 still working in NAS, one died. I bought one year ago for the same price, and I dont think that this year it is a good price. I suggest waiting for 3TB deals. First purchase I...
Post #56745926 added 01-09-2013 4:25 PM by faizoff in Archived Deals
I bought this today. Hopefully it won't be DOA.
Post #56752200 added 01-09-2013 10:18 PM by sumrtym in Archived Deals
For gaming, no. You want a 7200 rpm drive like the black for that. Durability of the greens is questionable due to the intellipark implementation without user intervention to change it. ...
Post #56752362 added 01-09-2013 10:35 PM by bigmace in Archived Deals
Why are so many people bashing green drives. Obviously you don't want to use these as an OS drive. Thats what SSDs are for nowdays. But I have 4x 1tb and 2x 2tb wd green drives in my htpc. All but...
Post #56751880 added 01-09-2013 9:57 PM by avhokie in Archived Deals
Because you often don't want 7200rpm for secondary data drives.
Post #56828786 added 01-13-2013 6:57 PM by faizoff in Archived Deals
I plugged my drive to my SATA III port and now it works just fine. Glad that worked out.
Post #56756260 added 01-10-2013 7:03 AM by captcheapa55 in Archived Deals
Amazon often has the Seagate 2TB drive (ST2000DM001) for $89.99. That's a 7200 RPM drive and apparently doesn't suffer from this "Intellipark" nonsense. That said, it has it's own set of issues as...
Post #56756354 added 01-10-2013 7:08 AM by theGr81 in Archived Deals
been looking for a 2TB drive but the feedback is kinda scary
Post #56757342 added 01-10-2013 7:55 AM by faizoff in Archived Deals
I have this drive and the parking on it drive me nuts as every time it spins up, it makes this annoying chirping noise and happens very often. Also there is no easy way to turn off the parking....
Post #56756818 added 01-10-2013 7:31 AM by sneasle in Archived Deals
Ya, as drive capacity has been increasing failure rates have been as well. Back in college I co-oped with a company that build rugged storage products. I spent 2 of my rotations in the disk group...
Post #56743882 added 01-09-2013 2:52 PM by SpotIT in Archived Deals
Newegg Western Digital WD Green WD20EARX 2TB 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive : $89.99 + FS + $20 off w/ promo code WEDIJAN9, limited offer
Post #56744982 added 01-09-2013 3:45 PM by Bubbu in Archived Deals
Reg price $139.99 Now $109.99 Save: $30.00 (21%) Where did you find $89.99?:O)
Post #56752762 added 01-09-2013 11:23 PM by jaydubya in Archived Deals
Just n.b., there is conflicting info out there as to whether this applies to the newest (SATA III) drives. This WD support article indicates that this affects SATA II drives, but makes no...
Post #56747718 added 01-09-2013 5:54 PM by Ion Control in Archived Deals
No, nothing wrong with 5400. If you want faster access times and higher power consumption, go with 7200 (or even 10k). If you want low power usage and don't care about access times (e.g. in an...
Post #56747944 added 01-09-2013 6:07 PM by kg21 in Archived Deals
+1, I don't understand why people would look at a 2tb Green drive like it's going to be their main OS drive. This is for storage/backing up stuff and 5400rpm is good enough/better for that than...
Post #56748220 added 01-09-2013 6:25 PM by nikko11 in Archived Deals
Exactly. The read/write speeds of this drive is much faster than the 7200 RPM drives from a few years back. If you need 7200 for some reason, go pay more and get a "Black" drive.
Post #56752300 added 01-09-2013 10:29 PM by dalilfob in Archived Deals
I see, yeah I just ordered the 500GB Black one since I don't need much of a storage, so I figure 500GB is enough to install games :D
Post #56745880 added 01-09-2013 4:23 PM by SpotIT in Archived Deals
Added thanks...
Post #57457358 added 02-08-2013 1:00 PM by gamerdude72 in Archived Deals
Fail thread OP. The coupon code is invalid.
Post #56748704 added 01-09-2013 6:50 PM by faizoff in Archived Deals
I'll still get a 3 TB drive when it comes as a deal. I'm still kicking myself for not grabbing the $90-100 seagate one when it came.
Post #56822902 added 01-13-2013 12:45 PM by dsides in Archived Deals
Man, what is the deal with hard drive prices. I bought a 2TB Hitachi a year and a half ago for $59.99 shipped.
Post #56757120 added 01-10-2013 7:44 AM by got_goose89 in Archived Deals
From what I read most reliability concerns come from the contant head parking which wears out the drive. The head parking can be turned from 7 seconds to 200 seconds (i think its 200) with a...
Post #56757678 added 01-10-2013 8:08 AM by godsfshrmn in Archived Deals
Is power saving the only reason to enable head parking or does it affect the life span as well?
Post #56744814 added 01-09-2013 3:39 PM by loligagger2.2 in Archived Deals
BEWARE- 5400 RPM Good review of this http://petermoulding.com/western_digital_wd20earx_2_gb_sata_3_disk "The disk rotational speed is a big factor in access times. The standard disk rotates...
Post #56751710 added 01-09-2013 9:44 PM by loligagger2.2 in Archived Deals
Whatever man. everyone has preferences. You can get for 99.99 or some times 89.99 a 7200 rpm 2 TB HDD. Why settle for less. and the junk was in referance to the "green" terminology to cover up low...
Post #56750406 added 01-09-2013 8:16 PM by sumrtym in Archived Deals
As I understand it, you have to use some software to make these green drives keep from burning out. They have some insane default setting that causes the heads to park after 8 seconds of idle time. ...
Post #56750622 added 01-09-2013 8:28 PM by dalilfob in Archived Deals
For casual gaming, would this be better of a deal than the 500GB black version? (performance & durability wise, don't talk about storage capacity)
Post #56746886 added 01-09-2013 5:11 PM by User339811 in Archived Deals
From the review: Short life drive and DOA.
Post #56748192 added 01-09-2013 6:24 PM by faizoff in Archived Deals
FYI I bought a seagate 7200 rpm drive, I hate the fact that it makes that chirping sound everytime I access the drive. It powers down to save energy or some garbage but in the end just annoys the...

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