Seagate Announcement...

where to go for the warranty, who do i call? ghost busters? seagate gives no support i see on google
 
I fell in love with Western Digital when I purchased my first Raptor drive & still prefer a WD in my pc.

Just recently I took out my notebook's Seagate Momentus 2.5'' drive and slapped in a WD ScorpioII 2.5'' 7200rpm drive....my Vista Business is absolutely FLYING!! Love WD. :)
 
kingrob said:
I fell in love with Western Digital when I purchased my first Raptor drive & still prefer a WD in my pc.
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A Raptor is 10,000 RPM, you were probably comparing it to *another brand* 5400/7200RPM drive(s).

Just recently I took out my notebook's Seagate Momentus 2.5'' drive and slapped in a WD ScorpioII 2.5'' 7200rpm drive....my Vista Business is absolutely FLYING!! Love WD. :)
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The Momentus was probably 5400RPM.

Says nothing for WD...
 
PostmanPot said:
A Raptor is 10,000 RPM, you were probably comparing it to *another brand* 5400/7200RPM drive(s).
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Yeah, funny Seagate didn't have any 10000rpm drives back then for home use....do they have now? WD always first with innovation.

The Momentus was probably 5400RPM.

Says nothing for WD...
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It does. Their Scorpio 7200rpm notebook drives are very good. ;)
 
kingrob said:
Yeah, funny Seagate didn't have any 10000rpm drives back then for home use....do they have now? WD always first with innovation.

It does. Their Scorpio 7200rpm notebook drives are very good. ;)
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You're comparing technically superior (i.e. higher RPM, more expensive) drives to technically inferior (i.e. lower RPM, less expensive) drives. It's comparing apples and oranges.
 
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