Fuck you Apple and Hitachi! - Page 2
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On August 30 2009 14:18 CharlieMurphy wrote: that'll teach you not to Mech. fix | ||
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another macfag bites the dust. | ||
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Chef
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+ Show Spoiler + I'm not saying 90% of people wouldn't have been fucked the same way you were (as is the case in my analogy), I'm just saying why advertise it hahaha. | ||
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superjoppe
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Harddrives fail, its a sad fact. So always backup important information instead of go whine and blame someone innocent like this time. | ||
Jibba
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On August 30 2009 16:55 superjoppe wrote: Hitachi DOES have as good reputation as other manufactors. And 5400rpm is kind of obvious to reduce heat and battery drain. They actually don't. Hitachi bought out the IBM storage division, responsible for the worst hard drive ever created (Deskstar/Deathstar.) HDs are definitely hit or miss though, but Hitachi isn't generally considered a top 3 manufacturer. | ||
v[1.8]c
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On August 30 2009 17:19 Jibba wrote: They actually don't. Hitachi bought out the IBM storage division, responsible for the worst hard drive ever created (Deskstar/Deathstar.) HDs are definitely hit or miss though, but Hitachi isn't generally considered a top 3 manufacturer. The Deathstar series were great excellent hard drives but for one major flaw. They were very susceptible to overheating and will die more often than their counterparts. With that said, deskstars that were kept at cool temperatures work flawlessly and just as well as other manufacturer drives. Hitachi isnt top 3? Please give me a list of your top 3 manufacturers for HDDs. | ||
superjoppe
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On August 30 2009 17:19 Jibba wrote: They actually don't. Hitachi bought out the IBM storage division, responsible for the worst hard drive ever created (Deskstar/Deathstar.) HDs are definitely hit or miss though, but Hitachi isn't generally considered a top 3 manufacturer. Ill give you that, but that was years ago and the Deathstar term is obselete now | ||
ghermination
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On August 30 2009 17:41 v[1.8]c wrote: The Deathstar series were great excellent hard drives but for one major flaw. They were very susceptible to overheating and will die more often than their counterparts. With that said, deskstars that were kept at cool temperatures work flawlessly and just as well as other manufacturer drives. Hitachi isnt top 3? Please give me a list of your top 3 manufacturers for HDDs. Seagate Western Digital Those are the top 2. Hitachi would be #3 only because there are only 3 major companies, but Hitachi drives are TERRIBLE, just a single look at the reviews on newegg will show you that. | ||
betaben
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If it's 7 months old, you can probably go to Apple and get it changed and recovered for free - Apple are very good at customer service. | ||
v[1.8]c
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On August 30 2009 17:47 ghermination wrote: Seagate Western Digital Those are the top 2. Hitachi would be #3 only because there are only 3 major companies, but Hitachi drives are TERRIBLE, just a single look at the reviews on newegg will show you that. Really? I just went there and check, most of their drives received 4 or 5 egg rating and some dropped as low as 3 but no more. Indicating at least a 60% satisfaction from users and majority being 80% or more. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=40000014&Description=hitachi&name=Internal Hard Drives Aside from pointing at reviews from random users on the internet, please provide benchmarks or reliable data on Hitachi drives being "TERRIBLE". | ||
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