Which HDD to choose?

[Mou]

I currently have 2 15 GB IBM Deskstar, but thinking in replacing them. Now I'm limited to 192 FSB, PCI at 38, because of these drives. If I rise the FSB higher, they get bad sectors and all kind of errors, so I would like you to recomend me some brand that can work with higher PCI no probs. I don't need much storage capacity, just want a reliable, fast and not too expensive drive ;)

In my local store they have Maxtor, Seagate and Samsung. I could get a WD in Internet, but they are way too pricy, though I think they're best performers. So what would be your choice? Thanks!

[shortyes]

Western digital at circuit city

80 gig special for 80 AR

[UnseenMenace]

Ive got the 120 gb WD special Editions with the 8mb buffer
great drives and a lot quieter than my previous Maxtor

[(HR)Titan]

I have got the barracuda IV
nice and silent work

[KeeperOfSecrets]

seagates are supposed to handle high fsb's quite well.......though up till now they've fallen behing WD's due to the smaller cache.......however....... you can now get seagates w/ the 8mb cache, and thats what id go for

[Enigma422]

I say Maxtors, they're known to be overclock friendly, was running a RAID array at 40MHz with 2 Maxtor drives a while back, but did not keep it there for long, toned my FSB down so my PCI ended up running at 37.5MHz. Didn't get any errors while I was running at 40MHz though.