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  1. 26-03-11, 08:28 PM #1
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    One should always backup if possible,I lost a Seagate and a Western Digital in 10 weeks
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    Quote Originally Posted by clydeman View Post
    One should always backup if possible,I lost a Seagate and a Western Digital in 10 weeks

    u lost? or did the drives went bad?
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    They did go bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clydeman View Post
    They did go bad.
    very surprising....could u pls provide their specs? I'm concerned as I have 2 WDs...
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    I'm strongly considering buying a Caviar Black 500gig to replace it.Is anyone here using this type of hdd?
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