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But the huge difference in the r/w speed is weird, they're the exact same hard drives.. 

Well while it's doing something it sounds like something is scratching it, while it start/stops it makes a sound like 2 sword hitting together (okay not that loud but the sound is somehow the same)  :huh:  :lol:  :lol:

sounds like bad tolerances during manufacturing RMA it or it will eventually wear out

Got my 2 new hdd today (seagate barracuda 1tb) and while transfering some files, one of them did some strange noises and it makes a loud sound when it starts and stops spinning, also did a benchmark..

 

 

This is the "bad" one

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And this is the "good" one

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Is there anything I can do? Should I RMA it?

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Those speeds are fine for a HDD..

Mine are loud, too. Doesn't mean much tbh

EDIT: Actually, how loud and how would you describe this "sound"?

 

But the huge difference in the r/w speed is weird, they're the exact same hard drives.. 

Well while it's doing something it sounds like something is scratching it, while it start/stops it makes a sound like 2 sword hitting together (okay not that loud but the sound is somehow the same)  :huh:  :lol:  :lol:

Main Board: ASUS MAXIMUS VII HERO | GPU: MSI GTX 980 4G GAMING | PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G2 | CPU: i5 4690k | Memory: CORSAIR VENGANCE PRO 2x8GB 1866Mhz | SSD: 250GB SSD Samsung 840 EVO | Operating System: Win 7 Pro 64bit

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But the huge difference in the r/w speed is weird, they're the exact same hard drives.. 

Well while it's doing something it sounds like something is scratching it, while it start/stops it makes a sound like 2 sword hitting together (okay not that loud but the sound is somehow the same)  :huh:  :lol:  :lol:

Yea RMA it for sure. Something is broken inside.

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But the huge difference in the r/w speed is weird, they're the exact same hard drives.. 

Well while it's doing something it sounds like something is scratching it, while it start/stops it makes a sound like 2 sword hitting together (okay not that loud but the sound is somehow the same)  :huh:  :lol:  :lol:

sounds like bad tolerances during manufacturing RMA it or it will eventually wear out

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sounds like bad tolerances during manufacturing RMA it or it will eventually wear out

 

Yea RMA it for sure. Something is broken inside.

 

thank you for the quick response  ^_^

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