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Im not so sure I like the idea of hdd this big. I mean yeah its great to have this kind of storage capacity in a single hdd since it helps keep voltage requirments down (psu) but if one of these drives flops then talk about loosing some data. I could entertain a few of these in an array with mirroring to pacify this but a single hdd with 1.5tb of data crapping out would almost seem catastrophic. Just my opinion though.
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Damn I just dropped in a 1tb.
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sure, losing that much data would be bad...depending on what it is. these large drives make perfect consolidated backup locations though.
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The price is pretty damn good. When the 750GB and 1TB came out, its price was nothing close to that.
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Glad I didn't pull the trigger yet on a new file server... think ill wait a few more weeks and see what prices do...
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6822148337

same drive $50 less in two months...good times. :)

i was reading last night about the roadmap for drive density and they are planning on hitting 1Tb/in2 soon...that's when we get the 2.5TB and 5.0TB drives...
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