120GB ATA 5400RPM $39.00 AR??? Tigerdirect???

[Gerardjg]

TIGERDIRECT

 

[JafCo]

Link goes to a 120Gig HDD?

 

[Gerardjg]

Originally posted by: JafCo
Link goes to a 120Gig HDD?

My TYPO fixed

 

[JafCo]

Still a good deal even at 120 gigs.

 

[daehkcid]

What's cool is canadians pays the same price: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/...etails.asp?EdpNo=1074952&sku=thd-1200M

 

[Perknose]

LOL. 5400 rpm. 2mb buffer.

 

[c627627]

Please change the thread title to include 5400 RPM + $69 since it's TigerDirect which means most of us will not see those rebates because they'll either never send them or send this old 5400 RPM drive in a white box without a UPC label (like they've been known to do, as dozens of members have posted about it)...

 

[JafCo]

Originally posted by: Perknose
LOL. 5400 rpm. 2mb buffer.

Some people actually want 5400 drives still, for low heat applications (like inside an XBOX).

 

[daehkcid]

Or external use.. you know.

 

[Cha0s]

rebates never come from tigerdirect

 

[WA261]

I was curious about that ^^^ the rebates.

 

[formulav8]

why do people continue to post tiger direct crap?

 

[ClockerXP]

$39 is a good price since I just sold a 3 year old 100GB 5400 RPM Maxtor drive that the warranty has expired on for $59 (eBay). Can't believe somebody paid that much. $53 for my 80GB Seagate with 2 weeks left on the warranty as well...

 

[ClockerXP]

 

[Evadman]

Man, you had me all happy till I saw Tiger Direct. Please put Tiger direct in the title so we can all just ignore it.

 

[happyshopping007]

5400 rpm?? who can tell me how to deal it? :disgust:

 

[sivart]

nice deal if you need a new hard drive for you Panasonic DVD recorder, (this is the drives they use in new models). Otherwise, pass

 

[Samus]

Originally posted by: JafCo

Originally posted by: Perknose
LOL. 5400 rpm. 2mb buffer.

Some people actually want 5400 drives still, for low heat applications (like inside an XBOX).

This would be a great drive for an XBOX if it wern't a Maxtor U6-series drive with apx 30% failure rate after 1 year service (ref. storagereview.com)

This is the drive that Dell used to put in their Home PC's through 2002-2004. It comes in 7200RPM flavors also, which have an even higher failure-rate. If going with a Maxtor make sure you get a newer generation 8MB cache drive as they have a next-gen implementation of the FDB drive unit.