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RE: External HDD - Dudi - 10-11-2016
(10-10-2016, 03:03 PM)Vuluts Wrote: Here in PH you can buy Western Digital 1 TB External Drive ranging $52 to $62 USD and 2 TB ranging for about $83 to $103 USD
And wouldn't be an internal laptop hard disk drive (2.5") plus an extarnal usb 3.0 hdd case cheaper?
RE: External HDD - Vuluts - 10-11-2016
(10-11-2016, 02:59 PM)Dudi Wrote: And wouldn't be an internal laptop hard disk drive (2.5") plus an extarnal usb 3.0 hdd case cheaper?
Yup! It's much more cheaper, WD 1 TB of 2.5 internal HDD cost around $31 - $40 USD and HDD enclosure 3.0 cost around $10 - $15 USD depends on the brand.
RE: External HDD - meetdilip - 10-11-2016
It will bulkier if you use a case. Almost 3-4 times the size of an external HDD.
RE: External HDD - Vuluts - 10-12-2016
(10-11-2016, 09:59 PM)meetdilip Wrote: It will bulkier if you use a case. Almost 3-4 times the size of an external HDD.
Hmm not really there are external enclosure that are slim that hdd can exactly fit.
RE: External HDD - RickB - 10-15-2016
I have used several Seagate drives in the past. Some of these drives failed on me, except for those of which are still in use in my primary PC. Aside from those I am also using WD drives in my NAS, which have done an excellent job. Personally I think I would go for WD, but Seagate drives tend to be cheaper most of the time, so this might be a nice idea too. I don't prefer USB drives, simply because SATA is waay faster.
RE: External HDD - Golden - 11-01-2016
(10-15-2016, 11:18 AM)RickB Wrote: I have used several Seagate drives in the past. Some of these drives failed on me, except for those of which are still in use in my primary PC. Aside from those I am also using WD drives in my NAS, which have done an excellent job. Personally I think I would go for WD, but Seagate drives tend to be cheaper most of the time, so this might be a nice idea too. I don't prefer USB drives, simply because SATA is waay faster.
I have read somewhere that if you don't use your external harddrives for a long time, there is a chance for them to malfunction. I had a Seagate harddrive too and I am quite happy with it.