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> JensSchumi

> >>Hey its funny you should say that,i have had 3 Maxtor ones go inside a
year
> >>all 120GB items after 5 years of none going at all and swearing by
Maxtor.
> >>I agree something has definitely changed

> >I've lost 3 drive, all Western Digital.  The most recent was a 120GB last
year.
> > My current drives(120gb and 160gb) are Maxtors.
> >Roll the dice, I guess...

> >Eldred

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> So,
> this rules out WD as choice for the next drive.
> Anybody has recent experience with Seagate?

> > So,
> > this rules out WD as choice for the next drive.
> > Anybody has recent experience with Seagate?

> That's what I use/sell whenever I can get my hands on them, both for
> sale over the counter and in the PC's I build

> I have relatively few warranty claims on them, they're reasonably fast,
> reasonably priced and dead quiet

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> There _was_ a time you couldn't GIVE me a WD drive.

> > There _was_ a time you couldn't GIVE me a WD drive.

> WD is my backup choice but the warranty claims are currently much higher
> on them than on Seagates, but my shop is prolly too small to give an
> accurate statistical comparison, it's an indication though

> > > There _was_ a time you couldn't GIVE me a WD drive.

> > WD is my backup choice but the warranty claims are currently much higher
> > on them than on Seagates, but my shop is prolly too small to give an
> > accurate statistical comparison, it's an indication though

> Dont you sell more WD's than Seagates?