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Western Digital or Seagate

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I would like to know which one you like more and why.

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I have both.

But i'd have to say WD because i've got an almost unkillable external drive that they made

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Usually Seagate is cheaper for more storage while WD is more

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Quality/reliability wise they are equal pick the cheapest offer if we are talking about newer drives.

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they are equal in my eyes.

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Western Digital.

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Doesn't matter, but I'd take WD regardless, because they've been more reliable to me than any seagate I've owned. (my current seagate 1TB is barely even getting 43MB/s in writes and 75MB/s in reads, that's slower than any WD green drives, couldn't RMA it because speed isn't covered by the warranty apparently...)

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I'm a Western Digital fangirl. Ain't never used anything else, ain't gonna now.

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I have them both. 

i'd have to say seagate barracuda because its $10-20 cheaper and 7200RPM but depends on special both brands. Doesn't really matter what brands to me, i have no problem with seagate and WD :)

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I prefer WD because my dad only uses WD for their reliability.


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both are the same. i have a barracuda and a black in my rig. the black is just louder

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I'll use either. I really don't care. I'm personally using 2 Seagate drives and 1 Western Digital drive right now. They're fine drives.

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make a poll

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