aah ok.
I have a western digital drive which I need to replace the case for  however 
sounds good.
At 09:49 p.m. 16/04/2009, you wrote:
>Hi Shawn:
>
>No, there is nothing wrong with Maxtor, they are great drives. I would trust 
>any of my high priority data with them. You'll be safe to go buy one and put 
>all your most important stuff on it.
>
>Once you get your data on your new maxtor drive, don't bother backing it up 
>anywhere else, because it will never die or develop bad sectors.
>
>shaun everiss wrote:
>>Hi all.
>>I have just found a maxtore drie going cheap at harvy norman.
>>about 170 bucks for 500gb.
>>I know there are bad things with these drives but I don't know what.
>>are they prone to falier I was origionally going to go with  a westerndigital 
>>or a sigate, both because I have had a wd arc whos case has died and another 
>>because my friend has a sigate which is real quiet almost non existant.
>>I need something that will store data, its going to be a secondary backup, ie 
>>the drive will get data put on it and then after every 6 months or  so I will 
>>power it on to transfer stuff over.
>>I hope to replace the case on my primary western digital and run it into the 
>>ground.
>>I will be a heavy user of either drive though.  so they need to last a long 
>>time.
>>OI don't mind if the case power supply or case controler goe but I want 
>>something that will not easily break with switches, etc and will stand a 
>>reasonable ammount of abuse and ware.
>>Ok so I am not going to drop it and I will try not to take it away with me to 
>>much  if at all, howeverI don't want it to die for no reason just like if I 
>>pick it  off the desk and say forget to switch it off or something screwy 
>>like that not that will happen however.
>>I know the western digital drives will power down when not in use, so 
>>something that will do that or is so quiet that I won't notice it running.
>>
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