> > I understand that a hard drive made by seagate would fail. I have had 3 > had drives for my laptop all from segate, and they all failed. now i have my > western digital HDD 750GB and it works for 2 years now. also, my windows > server 2008 system back at mt place has had a hard drive replacement from > segate, and i got western digital drives for it, now it runs smoothly. > Here's a tip: unless you want your data lost, I won't ever recommend a > seagate hdd. buy a western digital or one made by maxtor, ibm, or apple. > Segate drives have low quality and most crash within the first 1-3 years. I > am not saying any crap, i am simply stating the facts based on the events > that happened to me, my friends, and others who buy seagate drives. if you > are one of those lucky people who don't have segate drives die on you, then > well, obviousy you have a "Rare" good drive that was made by seagate. its > not the company that is bad, it's the drives and the way they make them, and > the parts. =(. I'm sorry but it's true. >
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