Warez-bb.org users favorite External Hard Drives?
July 25th, 2016
That is what i can afford at the current time. Any suggestions, places to buy? I usually buy from:
http://www.tigerdirect.com
Since they have reliable service and ultra fast shipping.
What do you guys use? Remember, i prefer 1-2TB drives which i know are somewhat pricey. This way i can take my stuff when i go college this semester and vacation.
Newegg.
WD 1TB Green power.
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Newegg.
WD 1TB Green power.
I’ll check it out, thanks! Keep posting guys.
This one ya mean? Doesn’t seem to have very good reviews though. I always check those carefully when it comes to hardware. Price is great though!
Answer #3
Newegg.WD 1TB Green power.
I’ll check it out, thanks! Keep posting guys.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822101131This one ya mean? Doesn’t seem to have very good reviews though. I always check those carefully when it comes to hardware. Price is great though!
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Newegg.
WD 1TB Green power.
Is that portable or needs to be plugged in?
Also, my favorite would be unknown. I have this portable 150GB HDD which has a platinum trademark logo on it. Not sure if that’s a company or not. But the HDD runs fine! Never had problems with it. I converted it to FAT32 to use it on my PS3. And it’s good to go. My second choice would be WD while my LAST choice would be ROCK&ROCO HDD’s
Answer #4
I would recommend the freeagent drives, as out of my WD, hitachi, and freeagent drives it lasted the longest. but none of them lasted more than a year.
and I too recommend buying from newegg.
Answer #5
I’m looking for something with decent transfer speed so that i can stream videos from. Its gonna be used with a laptop that i get next semester so it will be good to have the speed and storage combination.
Answer #6
Most good drives require you to install it yourself.
So a good encloser paired with a good drive.
A standard WD GP drive with a Coolermaster 3.5 Inch ESATA encloser.
Answer #7
Seagate are very very good, I’ve got the 320gb equivalent of that and it’s extremely reliable, 2 years and no problems. Western digital tend to break at anything over 250gb apparently.
Newegg.WD 1TB Green power.
Is that portable or needs to be plugged in?
Also, my favorite would be unknown. I have this portable 150GB HDD which has a platinum trademark logo on it. Not sure if that’s a company or not. But the HDD runs fine! Never had problems with it. I converted it to FAT32 to use it on my PS3. And it’s good to go. My second choice would be WD while my LAST choice would be ROCK&ROCO HDD’s
I would recommend the freeagent drives, as out of my WD, hitachi, and freeagent drives it lasted the longest. but none of them lasted more than a year.
and I too recommend buying from newegg.
I’m looking for something with decent transfer speed so that i can stream videos from. Its gonna be used with a laptop that i get next semester so it will be good to have the speed and storage combination.
Most good drives require you to install it yourself.
So a good encloser paired with a good drive.
A standard WD GP drive with a Coolermaster 3.5 Inch ESATA encloser.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4183663&CatId=4230Seagate are very very good, I’ve got the 320gb equivalent of that and it’s extremely reliable, 2 years and no problems. Western digital tend to break at anything over 250gb apparently.
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