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Deals on Good 2.5" Harddrives ?
Anyone seen anything good this week?
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For performance and reliability I would pick a WD Scorpio Black (7200 RPM). If you're not concerned about speed there are some great deals on 1tb 5xxx RPM drives for just over $100.
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Thanks for posting Brad. I would say your advice is golden and I love newegg. Going to take a look and grab a couple
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In case you do check this thread again Brad could you give me your opinion on going with 7200 drives as opposed to 5400 drives purely for a RAID setup at home. It's a 4 bay Qsnap that takes 2.5 drives. I have a separate rig for streaming movies, music etc. Do you think the extra speed is necessary?
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Don't forget that the floods in Thailand have hurt HD supplies and raised prices. I purchased several 4TB Seagates a few months back after the floods, but just before the supply dried up. ~$240/ea and a few weeks later they were up to $350+ with only a few places showing availability.
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Don't try to go cheap on something that all of your data resides on.
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The biggest 2.5" drives they make is 500GB I believe and they are not cheap. |
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For the 2nd bigger hdd he can just make it an external one. |
Thanks for the post guys.
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