I find that Western Digital and Maxtor tend to wear out easier. I like
Quantum, Fujitsu, Seagate, and IBM. I'm using a variety of all four and
haven't had any problems yet.
-----Original Message-----
From: David Krings [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 1999 1:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OT] build a Linux box for $800
Hi,
had defenitely other experience, send a broken harddrive in within
guarantee time with full RMA, never got it back, Maxtor says i never
sent
it, other drives which did return were still broken, i always have to
call
them several times to get them moving - maybe because there is
officially
no customer support center in germany at all, guess i move to the
carribean. ;)
Greez Dave
>This whole topic is quite interesting for those puting together
hardware
>I build systems for clients in the caribbean
>I wont list al the hardrives and failures, but
>in the past few years I have found Maxtor to be possibly the most r
eliable on
>IDE
>and certainly the easiest to deal with for returns
>I have returned more WD's than anything else ( which reminds me I have
to
>return this
>4.3 Gb WD for the fifth time :-)
>Phil
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