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Riteshonline

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guies ,
I want to buy a new sata 160GB/250GB HDD for My PC. I have intel ATX 865GBF Motherboard.will sata 2.0 HDD work well with My PC???
In DIGIT MAY 2008 Issue New HDD are shown. i think Seagate 7200.10 ST3250310AS is good in Performance.What will u say or I go For Western digital .
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desiibond

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go for Western Digital. They are more reliable and have better performance. Go for the HDD that has a 16Mb or more cache.

Don't rely on those shoot out's in digit. never up to the mark :)

WD Caviar SE16 250Gb harddisk should be the best for you.

WD2500AAKS is the model number.
 
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Is the Gaming Performance is really good????
because in website they have mention that this HDD is Ideal For Performance pc , Gaming pc ,*gigasmilies.googlepages.com/16.gifworkstation pc ..

Reda This
*www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?loc...c5fb010VgnVCM100000dd04090aRCRD&reqPage=Model
 
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acewin

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gaming performance or any performance dpends on the memory buffer. So again would suggest the WD one desiibond has suggested its got 16MB buffer which will help faster reads.
 
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Riteshonline

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desiibond said:
go for Western Digital. They are more reliable and have better performance. Go for the HDD that has a 16Mb or more cache.

Don't rely on those shoot out's in digit. never up to the mark :)

WD Caviar SE16 250Gb harddisk should be the best for you.

WD2500AAKS is the model number.
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acewin

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it would be around 2.7K its bit costlier than seagate 250 GB which would be 2.2 or 2.4K
Model: WD2500AAKS
 
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nikkuchan

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I would personally recommend a WD harddrive. Of course they perform well, but I recommend it because customer service is good. The first WD harddrive I ever bought died on me, so WD sent me a new harddrive along with packaging to send my old one back (and the process was done all in one shot online. Didn't even need to talk to a single person). The whole process was very easy and required minimal effort on my part.
 
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acewin

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well I wouls say good question, LOL.
ntel 865GBF original are SATA compliant, and both hard disks recommended to you are SATA 2 HDDs, and as far as my knowledge goes you can without any issues add a SATA 2 HDD to your SATA I mobo. SATA 2 and SATA I HDDs have same ports.

ANd just to keep things safe I am adding a forum link Difference between SATA and SATA 2

If you have furthur question then please ask.
 
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Riteshonline

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acewin said:
well I wouls say good question, LOL.
ntel 865GBF original are SATA compliant, and both hard disks recommended to you are SATA 2 HDDs, and as far as my knowledge goes you can without any issues add a SATA 2 HDD to your SATA I mobo. SATA 2 and SATA I HDDs have same ports.

ANd just to keep things safe I am adding a forum link Difference between SATA and SATA 2

If you have furthur question then please ask.
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But what abt Speed ?? as per My Knowledge SATA HDD HaveSpeed Selection Jumper Setting that can Veryfies Data Transfer Rate.
Is this true then i can veryfies HDD Data Transfer Speed. Samsung and Segate people gives that facility or but don't no abt Western Digital ???*gigasmilies.googlepages.com/7.gif
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Hey,
@hellgate @desiibond @acewin @nikkuch @anax3....
Where r u guies?? *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/110.gif
 
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What do u Mean ?????????
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