Seagate 160gb Sata 49.99 at OM -NO rebates

eh...i got the 16mb cache version though. oh well. would be good for a 2nd drive though. but i just ordered shit so gonna have to wait.
 
Shipping and tax kill it. Or can you pick it up in-store? I don't want to create an account just to see if I can choose in-store or not.
 
I love seagate though I currently don't have any in my current sys...

they make some real good drives that are quiet and come w/ a good warranty.

Good deal out the door. thanks op.
 
Good deal. The Seagate's 7200.10 are about the best price vs. performance ratio out there and good drives.
 
I just picked up a WD 500GB from Newegg for $140 shipped, so, price-per-gigabyte wise, this isn't all that great. For someone needing a little less storage, though, this is a good deal. Nice find, OP.
 
online showed none in stock in my area.

I went to the store & 3 were on the shelf. Grabbed them & asked if they had any more at another store close by. Store close by had some. Asked for one more so I could build my new "fry-special-freePowerSupply-$78motherboard+PD-850-freecase" with 4 drives, 2 in raid1 in each one. These are probably going to be pbx's for my house & the wifes house.

Snagged 4, FTW.

Btw: These seem to be 7200.9's, retail box.

Included are drive, 4 screwed, regular power -> sata power converter and sata cable. NOt bad.
 
Bought the last 2 from my local OM. Then got home and was looking at New Egg, I can get a 7200.10 320GB for $89.99 shipped. $15 less than I paid with tax for the 2 of these. They are going back tommorow morning.
 
Bought the last 2 from my local OM. Then got home and was looking at New Egg, I can get a 7200.10 320GB for $89.99 shipped. $15 less than I paid with tax for the 2 of these. They are going back tommorow morning.

Of course it's not going to be cheaper than a single 320 or 400 :)

But for small applications, having raid1 for $100 + tax is very nice!
 
LOL!! What kind of Maxtors are ahead of WDs? My freaking college ruled note pad has a better uptime than any Maxtor I have worked with.
Don't know if i would put the maxtors ahead of WD, but not all are crap. If you look closely quite a few are 7200.10's.
 
Picked up the last one on the shelf yesterday right before closing time. Got another $9 off with 3 empty ink cartidges. They give $3 per, up to 5 at a time.
 
I wonder if they will have one, this is a great deal for those who just needs a drive to dump into a system, and being a Seagate, thats even better with thier 5 year warranty.
 
maxtor is seagate retards... they dont exist anymore its owned by seagate... who still sucks

WD all the way... all the other drives just fail on me
 
maxtor is seagate retards... they dont exist anymore its owned by seagate... who still sucks

WD all the way... all the other drives just fail on me

Funny...only drive I've ever have fail was a WD...have 6 Maxtors running 24/7 for the last couple years.
 
The only brand of hard drive I've never had fail on me in... well... decades of doing this stuff on a nearly daily basis is Seagate. Every other brand has had a drive fail on me at some point in the past... well... few decades. :D

I currently have a Maxtor 80GB drive that's in an old box I put together from some Craig's List offerings. So far so good, has good speeds so I'll use it till it dies, but I intend to get a couple of Seagates soon enough.

If they'd do a 10K SATA drive I bet it would smoke a Raptor. Seagate owns the SCSI market, they always have, and I gotta wonder what they've got up their sleeves for the future.

Calling people "retards" just because they've had more experience than you have, sonny, is a bad foot to get started on 'round these parts. Here are some words to ponder as you get older...

"Age and treachery will always overcome youth and enthusiasm..." ;)
 
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