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Maxtor 160 GB PATA or SATA drive. 39.99 OTD No Rebates

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Deal is good again in Bayarea Fry's again until 4-10. Deal might also be good in other area Fry's as well. Please post if you know.
 
Got my drive today and it's SATA2, I was hoping it'd be SATA150 like in the description, but oh well.
 
Originally posted by: I4AT
Got my drive today and it's SATA2, I was hoping it'd be SATA150 like in the description, but oh well.

Huh? SATA 2 = SATA 300, there's only two versions out there. Why would you want the lesser SATA 150?
 
Because of the off chance that it'd be incompatible with my motherboard, I have that kind of luck.
 
Originally posted by: jaarjaar
Any recommendations for a cheap RAID NAS box to stick these in?

build you own ! Its super easy and you can recycle some ancient system that you'd otherwise trash. freenas is a freeBSD based software that is amazingly simple to set up and run. I am total linux noob and I was able to get the whole thing up and running in 15 min.
 
This deal is back up again. In store and on Fry's.com w/ free shipping. Just picked up one at the Phoenix Baseline store, was the last SATA on the shelf but might have had more in the back, still plenty of IDE models left. Should work well for an OS drive.

edit - oh and it's the SATA II model in store
 
Originally posted by: mplogic
This deal is back up again. In store and on Fry's.com w/ free shipping. Just picked up one at the Phoenix Baseline store, was the last SATA on the shelf but might have had more in the back, still plenty of IDE models left. Should work well for an OS drive.

edit - oh and it's the SATA II model in store
Surf's up!!!

LoL! Glad I got there before you... 😀

Smokin' deal -=- got one of each!
 
I got in on the $59.99 320 GB Maxtor PATA deal, it has 7200.10 written on the bottom corner of the label on the HDD and it says Manufactured by Seagate on it too. So $60 for a 7200.10 320 GB drive with 16 MB cache, not bad at all.
 
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