Was it an IBM drive by any chance?
ok, so i got a replacement for that last drive that died...
even got an extra 10GB! they sent a 40 instead of the 30 i had
welll, ok... BUT
NOW, i get a WEIRD noise coming from the PC now, which i never heard before the new drive was put in
"knock (pause) zzzzinggggggggggGGGGGGG"
is this NORMAL for a NEW hard drive?!
**** NO!
what the HELL do they think they are doing?!?!?!
have i mentioned that i ****ing HATE MAXTOR yet?
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Was it an IBM drive by any chance?
Cameron "Mr.Tweak" Wilmot
Managing Director
Tweak Town Pty Ltd
Nah ct_ just likes playin' with rooted Maxtor HDD's. :hammer:
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Ct man it better learn from your mistakes ...it better not be another Maxtor d00d! : peace2:
- Damien
That's got to be beyond aggravating![]()
I feel for you man:(
The reason a diamond shines so brightly is because it has many facets which reflect light.
Some ppl really should learn when to cut their losses and change brands.![]()
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Well, if they were willing to RMA the drive, I certainly would have given them the opportunity too.
But at this point, I'd drop 'em like the proverbial hot potato and never look back. I mean....I'd be P#$$ed!
The reason a diamond shines so brightly is because it has many facets which reflect light.
no maxtor
no ibm
no wd
seagate 0wns
I think every drive manufacturer has bad batches. I remember back about 4-5 years, IDE segate drives were a dirty word. I remember the company I used to work for sold 50-60 workstations with seagate drives to a school, and ATLEAST two thirds of those drives had to be replaced, and even a very high percentage (50% +) of the replacement drives had to be replaced. We ended up changing suppliers because they refused to sell any other brand.
The way I see it is they do in fact have all there flaws. IBM seems to be the fastest performing drive cause of the more buffer space that it has. But it comes with a price the circuit board over heats causing the click of death sounds. I myself have an IBM Deskstar drive and I don't have anyproblems with it. Maxtor and Western Digital I think seem to be the same with quality and prices I'm not sure about seagate I never used them.
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