View Full Version : Seagate 500GB SATA 120$ Shipped, No MIR
http://shop4.outpost.com/product/4697788
Seems like a decent deal to me :)
Forgot to say that I got this from Slickdeals....credit to that site of course :)
badass i just paid 99.99 for a 400
20$ more for 100GB....thats not too bad :p
its pretty sweet, i would buy it if i didnt have my 400
damn, i just bought a 320 for 85 from the egg. oh well, another time...
Your 320 was probably a perpendicular drive, I'm not sure if this is.
MadMan007
03-30-07, 09:27 PM
Your 320 was probably a perpendicular drive, I'm not sure if this is.
It's a 7200.9, so no. it's not a perp.
yeah, mine's a perpetrator :P
BossBorot
03-31-07, 02:49 AM
oh no singing and dancing bit propaganda prevents me from buying a 7200.9
http://www.elementlist.com/images/bit.jpg http://www.engadget.com/media/2006/04/perpendicular.jpg
tom10167
03-31-07, 02:55 AM
20$ more for 100GB....thats not too bad :p
It's actually better. The gig : dollar ratio is the same but you're buying an even denser drive. :D As broke as I am I think I have to buy this.
EDIT: Wow 500GB drives are right around 25 cents a gig across the board! I guess this means TB drives are right around the horizon -- guess I'll pass on this drive for now. Good deal though! :)
BossBorot
03-31-07, 03:03 AM
seagate will release their 7200.11 1TB drive by the end of april, hopefully they have a full lineup of 7200.11 drives that come out along with it.
seagate will release their 7200.11 1TB drive by the end of april, hopefully they have a full lineup of 7200.11 drives that come out along with it.
1 terabyte drives (drool)
1TB in RAID 0 :drools: ;)
tom10167
03-31-07, 03:22 PM
=\ I was thinking about it, if I want to back up all my DVDs in to compressed 4.7GB format I'll need more than one 1TB drives, then if I run RAID1 ... plus all the ~300GB I have loaded now... :(
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