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Where to find deals on Hard drives
I used to buy from "Dirt Cheap Drives". I guess I haven't needed to buy one for a while, 'cause they're out of business...
Anyway, suggestions on a place to get a really good deal on notebook drives. Best I've found so far is a 320GB, 7200 RPM for $69.99 I need 2 of them, for a RAID setup, which will be connected to my NAS device. What I'd like: 7200 RPM SATA 500GB (or more) under $0.20/GB |
they have to be notebook drives for NAS???
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Any of the online guys like Tiger Direct or Newegg have great deals.
MicroCenter just opened in St. Louis - awesome computer store. Try Microcenter.com. Like having a Newegg down the street. I picked up a 1T 7200 32mg Cache drive for $69 last week. |
This is off topic a bit but....
Back in the stone ages of the internet long before Google I had discovered that you can guess the web address of many places. I was showing this to the owner of the company I worked at. We needed a new hard drive so I typed in harddrive.com and it was a porn site. That was my first experience with on-line porn. I used Altavista for a search engine after that. |
that' the thing, 320 gb for 69 is probably good for a notebook drive
but for 3.5 inch drives .20 cts to the GB is just not cheap at all |
Buy Hard Drive, Laptop Hard Drives, Notebook Hard Drives, Data Recovery at DriveSolutions.com
bought a couple of drives from these poeple... |
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I typically shop the weekend circulars.
Always a loss leader available. Or Newegg.com 320's for 69 is a good price. What is your NAS built from? Are you using a PC in a standard case or a dedicated device? Interesting product. InstaRAID IR12TB - Internal RAID 0/RAID 1 2 bay 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure Another, Portable Dual Drive RAID enclosure from Addonics If Firewire were available for connectivity I'd opt for that. |
The RAID device I've purchased is a small form factor, and uses 2 SATA notebook drives. The RAID box was $19 and is USB.
I have a Buffalo Linkstation, which we're presently using as our file server for the business. I do not like the idea that this drive can go down and we lose our business data. I have it backed up on a daily basis, but that isn't the same. I can keep using the internal hard drive for PC backups. But I want a RAID array for the business data. I would really prefer to buy one of these, but I would prefer not to spend $500-600 right now. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA280_.jpg Western Digital ShareSpace 4 TB 4-Bay Gigabit Ethernet Network Attached Storage with RAID 5 - WDA4NC40000N |
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Back on topic, +1 for TigerDirect. |
Good consolidation of parts/prices Pricewatch shopping comparison | Find and Buy all types of Hard / Removable Drives at the lowest prices
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I buy all of my hard drives from TigerDirect.com - Computers, Computer Parts, Computer Components, Netbooks & Electronics
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FeeBay.
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Here I am baby. A bit used, but damn cheap.
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