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When I get a chance next time I'm at work I'll attach a link to the piles |
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of dead seagates I've been collecting for target practice. |
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On Fri, Dec 18, 2015, 22:09 <wabenbau@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Ian Bloss <ianlinkcd@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > I've had more Seagates die over time than any other brand, I would |
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> > recommend getting your money back asap and finding another brand. |
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> > I work IT at a school and we no longer purchase seagate drives for |
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> > their failure rate. |
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> A friend of mine is using Seagate ES drives since many years in his |
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> servers. He replaces all his drives after the five years warranty time |
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> is up and as far as I can remember he told me, that he never had a |
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> failure with all of his drives. He gave me two of his old drives and |
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> I used them for some years in a RAID-1 array in one of my machines |
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> till I replaced them with SSDs recently. They are still ok. The only |
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> bad thing about these drives is their high noise level. Server drives |
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> are usually located in a server room and not in an office and so they |
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> are not designed to be silent. :-) |
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> -- |
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> Regards |
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> wabe |
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