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1 minute ago, charbel1011 said:

I am running out of storage on my gaming pc and i need a new 2 tb hdd is this new http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=22-179-110 hdd work good?

It does not really matter. But I highly recommend a Western Digital Blue hard drive. They tend to be more reliable and has a less fail rate than Seagate drives.

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Just now, Telebubbies said:

It does not really matter. But I highly recommend a Western Digital Blue hard drive. They tend to be more reliable and has a less fail rate than Seagate drives.

This is the first time i see those hdds to be honest i just want to see how are they

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That will work, buts it's a 2.5" drive. You can get a much cheaper 3.5" drive assuming your case is compatible with them. 

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2 minutes ago, charbel1011 said:

I am running out of storage on my gaming pc and i need a new 2 tb hdd is this new http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=22-179-110 hdd work good?

That's a laptop/2.5" HDD. Which will still work in your system but just thought that was worth mentioning.

 

I second @Telebubbies's recommendation of a WD Blue, they're cheap, realiable, and good.

i like linux 

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1 minute ago, Telebubbies said:

They tend to be more reliable and has a less fail rate than Seagate drives.

:| says who? This is a long running and pretty ridiculous myth. 

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Just now, Telebubbies said:

If it is a desktop case, then it always has a 3.5" bay. At times there are 2.5"

No money for black hdd western digital unless it's blue but i don't know if i get less performance than black since i have black now. it's really good 

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11 minutes ago, Telebubbies said:

It all started with a lawsuit on Seagate with their 2TB hard drives having a high fail rate. That is all I know. Lol

Yes, but it gone back and fourth for years. There have been seagstes that have a higher than average failure rate and western digital a that have had a higher than average failure rate. There is no reason to discredit an entire company because of one bad line of drives.  Both companies release excellent drives and one isn't better than the other. 

 

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4 minutes ago, charbel1011 said:

is blue can hold this strong why they make black edition then

 

 Blackss are slightly faster. 

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6 minutes ago, bgibbz said:

Yes, but it gone back and fourth for years. There have been seagstes that have a higher than average failure rate and western digital a that have had a higher than average failure rate. There is no reason to discredit an entire company because of one bad line of drives.  Both companies release excellent drives and one isn't better than the other. 

 

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word.

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10 minutes ago, bgibbz said:

Yes, but it gone back and fourth for years. There have been seagstes that have a higher than average failure rate and western digital a that have had a higher than average failure rate. There is no reason to discredit an entire company because of one bad line of drives.  Both companies release excellent drives and one isn't better than the other. 

 

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Wow. Seagate actually stepped up their game. I guess I was wrong.. 

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