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ddasilva

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Im looking to buy a new computer and I am unsure as to which HD to buy. What is the best HD? Is there a link to the best HD out there. I am not looking for SCSI. A drive around 20-60Gb is fine
 

icy_oblivion

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I would recommend a Western Digital, or a Maxtor. If you get a 40 or a 60 GB drive stay away from IBM, as they had some trouble with those drives.

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andlcs

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Get WD Special Edition or Maxtor w/ <font color=red>8MB of CACHE ATA100 or 133 7200rpm</font color=red>. Both are very good HDs. Review of HDs <A HREF="http://www.storagereview.com" target="_new">http://www.storagereview.com</A>
 

lhgpoobaa

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Send all your money to me. I will spend it for you! :smile:

Seriously, either the Western Digital 'JB' series in 40Gb (400JB) 60Gb (600JB) or 80Gb (800JB) or the new Maxtor Diamondmax 9 series.

Only problem is the max 9 series of drives are very new, and havn't seen any benchmarks or comparisons of them yet.

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HammerBot

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<A HREF="http://www.xbitlabs.com/storage/seagate-barracuda-ata5/" target="_new">Here</A> is a comparison between Seagate Baracuda V and Maxtor DM +9

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