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    Your Hitachi 1Tb drives are very nice

    Lo people

    I've had one of your 1tb Hitachi's this week, from your Today Only from Monday, and it's very fast

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    Re: Your Hitachi 1Tb drives are very nice

    As good as the sammy ?

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    Re: Your Hitachi 1Tb drives are very nice

    Ton's Hardware did a comparison & concluded that they all had there own pros with no obvious HDD as clear winner.
    The Hitachi was adjudged to be the most balanced overall & had the highest minimum transfer rates.

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    Re: Your Hitachi 1Tb drives are very nice

    The image name is hilarious, but does make me rethink my TB drive purchases... oh well, at least they're not for fast access, just media

    Cheap though nowadays eh, it's like 1996 with 1Gb drives all over again..
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    Re: Your Hitachi 1Tb drives are very nice

    The 1tb Hitachi I had this week from you is made in China, not as quiet and has more vibration than the one I got a few months back.
    Ok its cheaper now but has anyone else noticed a difference too?

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    Re: Your Hitachi 1Tb drives are very nice

    Quote Originally Posted by leepen@scan View Post
    The image name is hilarious, but does make me rethink my TB drive purchases...
    deathstar? I always call them that now, but use several

    it's al lovely drive...seriously thinking of moving my OS to one now.

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    Re: Your Hitachi 1Tb drives are very nice

    Yes the new Hitachi 7k1000.b models seem light years away from the deathstars they replace (!)

    Low heat output too, much lower than competitor drives I have experienced.

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