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Why the hell would you trust WD over Seagate‽ Genuinely curious, I've had nothing but bad luck with spinning WD drives to the point where I don't trust them.
Edit: it's an honest question and I'd like to know if I'm playing dumbass Russian roulette with SD ...I am a past victim of the death star WD drive. (Deskstar)
I'm on the other side of this argument.
I've got old WD 1TB / 2TB drives that were shucked' from enclosures around the time of the original Xbox. Those drives were thrashed, dumping / copying games / movies / whatever. Thrown into backpacks and dragged around to LAN parties.
Have some refurb HGST (post acquisition) 4tb drives that are still going strong.
Right on...well the best of luck. I think I need everything encased in concrete.