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    7200.10 Seagate drives ?

    Are these drives any good, I am looking at the 16meg 320gig one for my main windows and games drive.

    Found one at a good price (damaged box) for 55quid inc vat and delivery. which is not a problem with the 5 year warrenty.

    Should I go for it ? or can I get faster \ better for around the samr price.

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    You won't get any high-capacity drive faster than the 7200.10s, by the looks of it. Very quick indeed.

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    I've had a 400gb one that's failed recently (about 3 weeks old), and will get around to RMAing soon. Also got a 320gb one, and it's been fine so far, touch wood.

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    happy with my 320Gb 7200.10 i bought a few weeks ago.

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    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=397203

    From scan, so yeah you got a nice deal, and tbh I seagate for the win, when it comes to redundancy. I've had more WD drives fail on me than any other brand, but yet i keep go back lol.

    Raptors pwn, so perhaps getting 150gb version ? if your more worried about speed and resilience than your wallet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rec0il
    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=397203

    From scan, so yeah you got a nice deal, and tbh I seagate for the win, when it comes to redundancy. I've had more WD drives fail on me than any other brand, but yet i keep go back lol.

    Raptors pwn, so perhaps getting 150gb version ? if your more worried about speed and resilience than your wallet.
    Be careful I orderd what i thought was thst drive, and they gave me a the 7200.9. At the time they had no .10's.

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