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posted: Dec. 18, 2009 @ 6:34a
StarblazerXIII
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posted: Dec. 18, 2009 @ 7:00a
Don't know if their self-bricking "feature" has been fixed yet with the latest bios. If you want to buy this, please do your own research into recent development of this. They did issue a new firmware, but don't know if it fixed the issue for good. Maybe it's not happening anymore, maybe it is.... but do read further into it first. I got hit hard a while back by this problem in a few of these drives and have since moved to WD drives.
not bad.... Staples has the 1tb external for $99.99 but with $25 off $100 you are looking at $75+tax..... with 1-2% CB, bout same price for internal/external
not bad.... Staples has the 1tb external for $99.99 but with $25 off $100 you are looking at $75+tax..... with 1-2% CB, bout same price for internal/external
camar0 said: not bad.... Staples has the 1tb external for $99.99 but with $25 off $100 you are looking at $75+tax..... with 1-2% CB, bout same price for internal/external
My local Fry's (Manhattan Beach) was out of stock. I stopped at a nearyby Best Buy, and they matched the Fry's price.
jeffH70
Broke Member
posted: Dec. 25, 2009 @ 1:53a
I am not sure if those Seagate drives are good for RAID or not as the reviews were not so kind for it, seemed due to the timing delay from the drive. I got the 4 Hitachi version from Fry's last week for the same price for my SS-4200E server. For non RAID application they are fine.
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