10 Sep
2020
10 Sep
'20
10:45 p.m.
On Thursday 10 September 2020, William Morder via tde-users wrote:
On Thursday 10 September 2020 13:06:57 Mike Bird via
tde-users wrote:
I have a WD
SSD 1tb. It's nearly two years old and still going in one of the
laptops.
Kate
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On Thu September 10 2020 11:19:35 William Morder
via tde-users wrote:
Yeah, like I said, some of these are 20 years old, and still going. For me,
at least, WD have always been reliable, never failed; I have had a few
Seagates fail on me (2 or 3?) over the years, a Maxtor (still sitting
here), but never Western Digital.
Besides my own experience, too, among geeks whom I know personally, whose
advice has always been sound: they all swear by WD. But if Kate or others
have good experiences with Seagate, I'll keep it in mind.
Like you say, things change. Whatever the business, they will eventually
try to cut corners in order to maximize profits, because raising prices is
usually a bad move.
With these new SSD drives, though, I am in uncharted territory. I passed on
a much cheaper Samsung, but eventually got a WD 1 TB SSD, which so far
(fingers crossed) has performed like a champion.
Bill
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--------------------------------------------------------------------- I always knew that, if Seagate somehow stays in
business, then they
must have some customers somewhere. You must be the one.
Seagate shipments for 2019 were just ahead of Western Digital shipments
with Toshiba trailing well behind.
Over the years it goes in cycles. Manufacturers cut corners until they
get a crap reputation and then they have to invest to build their
reputation back.
We've got Seagates, Western Digitals, and even some Maxtors. Some
of them must be twenty years old. If you protect them from heat
and physical shock and power surge the MTBF can be over a century.
--Mike