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Unlimited Budget for Super Computer

Discussion in 'Building a new PC' started by hasamoder, Aug 15, 2009.

  1. KillerBug

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    Ok, if one of my seagates fails, I'll replace it with a WD...if WD ever makes a 7200RPM version...
     
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    They should be arriving within 1-2 months as Black Edition 32MB cache drives, in both 1.5TB and 2TB versions. I believe the 2TB would actually put WD ahead of Seagate assuming Seagate don't pull their finger out and produce one.
     
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    Personaly, the thing that keeps me from buying 2TB drives isn't even the low speed or the concern about reliability of a new product...it's the cost per GB. I think seagate can see this, and is working on a 2TB that is a bit more affordable (Although I am sure they would love to make the WD look bad by releasing a 2TB 7200RPM drive first)
     
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    The 2TB WDs are still falling sharply in price, they're now the same cost per GB that the 1TB drives were only 3-4 months ago, they just aren't quite the same cost per GB yet. Look in the right place and you can get a 2TB drive for £150-£155 now.
     

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