Thread: 1 terabyte for $200

Way too large for my everyday personal computing needs.
I'll probably try and get one for my next computer anyways, just because I can.

u know wat thats so big that u could switch it over to a different computer that ur building after the first comp it was in is too old
could last a long time right?

wow, if you got one of those, you'd have a BIG one. :9

Or, spend another $10, and get a 5 year warranty instead of a 3 year warranty, a 32mb cache instead of a 16mb cache, and to top it all off, an average latency of 4.16 ms instead of an 5.6 ms average latency.

Man, they are really doing something great with HD's these days, I can remember just about two years ago, a Lacey 1.2 TB raid was around $1,200.

**edit**

never put in the link to the other HD, but now the price has gone back up.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822148274

my my friend has 1 terabyte on his come....it was over half full....mostly becaus of movies and stuff, id say 350g is good for me..

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