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Old 23-08-2005, 00:11   #17
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Re: Does a decent hard drive manufacturer actually exist?

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Originally Posted by Paul M
IBM Deathstars are the only ones I would activley avoid.
As do a lot of people but I have had 4 in the last 5 years and while 2 of them have broken, they have only done so in the last year. Wich isnt bad especially when you considder they are in use 24/7. Personally cant fault them, I have seen far more western digital and maxtor drives go horribly wrong (especially in thier new lines) yet everyone thinks they are the mutts nutts.
TBH I dont have a favorite, Im using a travelstar in my laptop, a travelstar in an external caddy in my PC, a maxtor to boot off on both my PC's, 2 deskstars as data drives in my main PC and a seagate as a datadrive in the same PC.
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