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don't by a Seagate sshd it's terrible. 

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don't by a Seagate sshd it's terrible. 

Why is it terrible?

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don't by a Seagate sshd it's terrible. 

Wait how is it terrible? Alongside Western Digital, Seagate is also a perfectly reliable brand. Where I live, Seagate rules. I use their HDDs and other stuff and never really encountered a problem. Please don't fanboy here. -_-

Seagate and WD are reliable brands but Seagate is usually a little cheaper. Just choose the one which is better for the job and better suits you :)

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Wait how is it terrible? Alongside Western Digital, Seagate is also a perfectly reliable brand. Where I live, Seagate rules. I use their HDDs and other stuff and never really encountered a problem. Please don't fanboy here. -_-

Seagate and WD are reliable brands but Seagate is usually a little cheaper. Just choose the one which is better for the job and better suits you :)

Perhaps he/she meant that the SSHD is terrible not Seagate. I personally hate having super low capacity SSDs in my system regardless of cost or speed. I'd rather just for a nice big SSD. 240GB is minimal for me.

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GUYs, that 8GB ssd, found in SSHDs is NOT acessable to user, but is instead used for caching most frequently used files.

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Wait how is it terrible? Alongside Western Digital, Seagate is also a perfectly reliable brand. Where I live, Seagate rules. I use their HDDs and other stuff and never really encountered a problem. Please don't fanboy here. -_-

Seagate and WD are reliable brands but Seagate is usually a little cheaper. Just choose the one which is better for the job and better suits you :)

if you cant see in my sig I own a seagate sshd, I wasnt talking about reliability (even though I had a problem after the first month of it) but its sshd technology is hardly beneficial. My mates standard barrucuda wad only few second slower in most task and was actually faster in boot

My Little Gaming Rig:

CPU: FX 8320 | MOBO: Gigabyte 970A-D3P | RAM: G.Skill Ares 2x4GB | GPU: Sapphire Dual-X R9 270X | Storage: Seagate SSHD 1TB | Case: Corsair 200R | PSU: CM 550W V-Series

Upgrades to come: CPU FAN: Corsair H100i | RAM: 2 more 4GB sticks | GPU: Another R9 270X running in crossfire | Storage: Samsung 120GB SSD | PSU: Corsair 800w

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