Samsung EcoGreen HD103UI 1TB 5,400RM Serial ATA-300 Hard Drive OEM $79.99

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Elganja

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Samsung EcoGreen HD103UI 1TB 5,400RM Serial ATA-300 Hard Drive OEM $79.99 with in store pick up

http://microcenter.com/single_...tml?product_id=0304743

Product Specifications
Web Manufacturer Samsung
Capacity 1TB
Interface Type Serial ATA-300
Buffer Size 32MB
Spindle Speed (RPM) 5,400 RPM
Seek Time Average 8.9 ms
Average Latency 5.52 ms
Drive Ready Time 12 sec
Data Transfer Rate: Buffer to Host Up to 300MBps
Data Transfer Rate: Buffer to Disk Up to 140MBps
Ports and Connectors 7-pin Serial ATA Connector
Manufacturer Warranty 3 Year Limited Warranty
 

magnux

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I'm running 5 of these in RAID-5 as we speak. I love this drive. I've been using Samsung drives for my RAID setups exclusively for the past few years. I'm a big fan of their reliability, temperatures and lack of noise.

If I had a Microcenter near me, I'd likely pick up a couple more.
 

Cardio

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Nice buy if you only need a 5400 RPM which is fine for many uses. I love the HD103UJ 7200 rpm drives usually about $15 more. Fry's also sell the HD102UJ which is 1TB and 7200 RPM but has a 16GB cache.

We have over a hundred of these drives (103UJ) running and have had better reliability than with any other make of drive. They are very quiet, very quick and perhaps the coolest running 1TB drives available. Great find at the cheapest price I have ever seen for 1TB.
 

Elixer

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While it is a OK deal, I really hate it that they slap on 'green' on slow HDs. What is next, 'really green' for a 4200 RPM drive?
 

konakona

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Originally posted by: Elixer
While it is a OK deal, I really hate it that they slap on 'green' on slow HDs. What is next, 'really green' for a 4200 RPM drive?

I see where you are coming from, but really doesn't bother me in the practical sense as an end user. Last I remember when I ever cared about HDD speed was Spinpoint P80 days.
Marketing is marketing you know :eek:
 

chinkgai

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Originally posted by: Elixer
While it is a OK deal, I really hate it that they slap on 'green' on slow HDs. What is next, 'really green' for a 4200 RPM drive?

rofl, good point.

Cars are similar!
 
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