Seagate 320GB & Di-524 $90 AR

moho · Jun 27, 2006

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16822148140&ATT=22-148-140&CMP=OTC-pr1c3grabb3r
Rebate:
http://images10.newegg.com/UploadFilesForNewegg/rebate/SH/D-Link33-127-143Jun01Jun3006kf13.pdf
Add to cart, then add DLINK20 for coupon for $20 off,
making both items $90 shipped AR.
Resell the router for $25 on ebay or more making the HDD $65!

EDIT: already dead coupon code

Graphicism · Jun 27, 2006

... When I add the HD and the router combo the total is $134.99 -$25 makes it $110 AR ~ How do you make it $90AR?

moho · Jun 27, 2006

Graphicism said:
... When I add the HD and the router combo the total is $134.99 -$25 makes it $110 AR ~ How do you make it $90AR?

add DLINK20 for coupon for $20 off

EDIT: NVM, they already del'd the coupon code

Epox4life · Jun 27, 2006

I wanted that 320GB.

g0dM@n · Jun 27, 2006

What's so good about the perpendicular technology? I thought that helped make larger HDDs... how is that better for a HDD size that was already capable? I wish newegg listed the read/write times of this HDD, but unfortanately they're inconsistent with specs and only show specs on SOME items!!

ziggo0 · Jun 28, 2006

g0dM@n said:
What's so good about the perpendicular technology? I thought that helped make larger HDDs... how is that better for a HDD size that was already capable? I wish newegg listed the read/write times of this HDD, but unfortanately they're inconsistent with specs and only show specs on SOME items!!

Despite the drive probaly having not as fast read/write times as say a 200gb SATA, it would be a GREAT storage drive.

Froggy · Jun 28, 2006

Not larger HDDs Godman, higher density!

g0dM@n · Jun 28, 2006

Travis Dawes said:
Not larger HDDs Godman, higher density!

LOL... I know now PHYSICALLY larger... I meant size-wise.

lovefool524 · Jun 28, 2006

higher density = faster data transfer
From the reviews that I've seen these things are nearly as fast as the raptors

twoeyes · Jun 28, 2006

g0dM@n said:
LOL... I know now PHYSICALLY larger... I meant size-wise.

um that wasnt a joke thats not what he meant... he meant that since you can store more data per square inch, mm, etc the drive head doesnt have to move as much to access other sectors X_X

g0dM@n · Jun 28, 2006

lovefool524 said:
higher density = faster data transfer
From the reviews that I've seen these things are nearly as fast as the raptors

where are these reviews?!

i wanna see!!

what about a 10K raptor with perpendicular technology.

biglonstud · Jun 28, 2006

Ill look for the article, but I saw some reviews, and a bunch of benchmarks on this drive(or atleast the 750Gb version), and it seemed to have out performed the Raptor in some benchmarks.(not all of them, just a couple of em)

pik4chu · Jun 28, 2006

there was a thread in 'storage' section regarding the 700gigs and I beleive there was a link for the 320s as well.

XDVD · Jul 5, 2006

Fewer number of platters generally results in quieter drives too... least that's what I read on SPCR (never got the pleasure to mess around with a vertical drive)

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