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    Sata Data connector snapped off

    You'd have better luck finding the old one and gluing it back since the sides match.
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    Seagate 3TB Good or Bad?

    Yeah, but I checked mine, it really does say 1 year when you enter it into their warranty check system. :mad: Flood or not, they should've just said "sorry about that 1-year warranty mistake, we'll make it up to all of you by making ALL of them after Jan 2012 two year". You know it's downright...
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    WD Black 1TB (Old) Lots of clicking

    Clicking is not necessarily a problem, particularly since WD Black drives are performance models (ie: not designed to be quiet like a Green). The problem is if the system seizes up for a second when it clicks or causes system slowdowns. If you haven't already done so, you'll want to run the...
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    Seagate 3TB Good or Bad?

    ... As much as I dislike Seagate for having sold me a 1-year warranty drive (since I bought it in that time window, now buying WD), you shouldn't blame Seagate if you didn't bother reading and following all the instructions: Welcome to Seagate's Firmware Upgrade Utility and Procedures...
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    Which SSD to choose?

    +1. OCZ and Corsair are off my list for after what happened with Sandforce drives and how they were selling "refurbished" 90-way warranty ones. However, one thing to note is that Crucial M4 sometimes has weird compatibility issues (fixed in firmware updates, they've been really good with...
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    Intel 320 SSD Makes noise when I scroll!

    I can't really say I've heard much from SSDs (Intel 320, M4, or Samsung). Since OP is using a laptop, it's more than likely the annoying noise the CPU makes when switching states or from the voltage regulators dealing with the power draw on disk access. I have a Samsung 830 512GB that...
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