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Seagate Expansion 10TB External Hard Drive HDD $169.99
$169.99
Newegg has the Seagate Expansion 10TB External Hard Drive HDD [newegg.com] for $169.99 with promo code 93XSQ45. Free Shipping.
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How truth is that? Western Digital drives seems to be more popular as well, is it because they are shuckable? I will only be using the drive as an external. Being shuckable is a bonus in case I need to recover data
Thanks
How truth is that? Western Digital drives seems to be more popular as well, is it because they are shuckable? I will only be using the drive as an external. Being shuckable is a bonus in case I need to recover data
Thanks
I have a working 2 TB Lacie external drive that I think is more than 8 years old.
Haven't bothered to check the manufacturer of the drive inside.
I've also had a WD external external fail within their warranty period.
Just buy as many as you can afford and make backups.
How truth is that? Western Digital drives seems to be more popular as well, is it because they are shuckable? I will only be using the drive as an external. Being shuckable is a bonus in case I need to recover data
Thanks
How truth is that? Western Digital drives seems to be more popular as well, is it because they are shuckable? I will only be using the drive as an external. Being shuckable is a bonus in case I need to recover data
Thanks
Slightly unrelated but this year I have tossed 3 Seagate drives and one WD.
Look at Blackblaze data and make your own conclusions.
All drives can fail. I found using some soft thin foam shelf liner from Home Depot under the drives, and keeping them well-ventilated by standing them on end like books and separated by at least 2 inches, and cooling them by keeping the room cool and ventilated seems to make them last longer. Vibration and heat are the top two killers of any hard drive, I think. Humidity probably also plays a role.