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Nah, Nick told me that american apperel hasn't restocked the shirt color they needed in months unfortunatly

Does LMG ever put things back in stock or once they're sold out of are they sold out for good? Was interested in the processor shirt but it's out in XXL. Thanks!

Edit: figured it out

I found a video that has higher quality audio than mine, sounds exactly like this youtube

I noticed when I closed Corsair link that it only does that click once per 5 seconds, opposed to the 2-3 per 5 seconds that you would hear in succession, I wonder whats making it do that.

Any idea what it's doing? It was doing it before I even formatted the drive for Windows use, also would some rubber dampeners help?

Hey guys, I just got my 4tb Black and was wondering if this sounds normal, it makes this sound every 5 seconds or so with it varying between 1-3 of these clicks, the audio is from my phone microphone, almost touching the hard drive with the case off, it's making this sound before I ran the WD extended smart test (which is still going as I type this) and it's continuing through the test, I know the blacks are loud, but is this clunky noise normal? For the exact spot, I have a master case 5, with the black on the bottom mount, and my wd blue right above it. Thanks. It also somewhat vibrates the

I've used about 3 WD drives so I trust the brand, and like I said, I have my .edu so I'm getting the discount either way.

Hey guys, I read the pinned message for the quick guide but didn't see the WD Gold HDD, which is what I'm comparing to the WD Black. My 1TB Blue isn't cutting it anymore, seems like every day I'm deleting one game or a large program. So I'm wondering, considering I'm going to use a .Edu address so I'll get the discount, what's the difference between a WD Gold and WD Black, other than the Gold is meant for 24/7 enterprise uptime. There are times where I fall asleep and don't turn off my computer (pretty frequent) but I'm not sure if that'd really change anything considering it isn't actual 24/7

If you're on Windows, try to use the event viewer. If I remember correctly the run command is eventvwr