New WD Raptor 450 and 600 Sata drives

dr.sound · 7th April 2010

Western Digital just came out with new Raptor 10K RPM Sata drives in
450 and 600gb:
WD Raptor hard drive gets double capacity | Crave - CNET

I'll take 2 for each Mac

iluvcapra · 7th April 2010

I remember when you couldn't pay me to use WD or a Deathstar, and you did your best to find Maxtors and Quantums. And a 9 gig was considered a total splurge. Get off my lawn.

Oh wait, I'm 30.

Fajita · 7th April 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by iluvcapra

I remember when you couldn't pay me to use WD or a Deathstar, and you did your best to find Maxtors and Quantums. And a 9 gig was considered a total splurge. Get off my lawn.

Oh wait, I'm 30.

I paid $2999 for a 9 gig Quantum Atlas to put in my Macintosh 8100/100

and I woulda gotten away with it if it wasn't for you pesky kids.!

TVPostSound · 11th April 2010

I remember NOT having a hard drive in my MAC.

Damn youngins!!

Airon · 11th April 2010

I remember desperately juggling two Kingston slots of 9 Gig IBM SCSI drives to keep editing a mixing shows every week.

"What do you mean we only have one Kingston drive left?! I've got 200 MB space left! Hey you! I have a show to mix. That one's mine!" (An editor and me proceed to engage in basic human interaction on a physical basis, moving plenty of air between the two of us.)

Now I'm worried about storing too much on one drive. I'll be monitoring this thread for stories of grief or joy.

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dr.sound Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Burbank, CA Posts: 692 Thread Starter	New WD Raptor 450 and 600 Sata drives Western Digital just came out with new Raptor 10K RPM Sata drives in 450 and 600gb: WD Raptor hard drive gets double capacity \| Crave - CNET I'll take 2 for each Mac __________________ Marti D. Humphrey CAS aka dr.sound www.thedubstage.com Imdb credits http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0401937/ Like everything in life, there are no guarantee's just opportunities.

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iluvcapra Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2010 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 186	I remember when you couldn't pay me to use WD or a Deathstar, and you did your best to find Maxtors and Quantums. And a 9 gig was considered a total splurge. Get off my lawn. Oh wait, I'm 30. __________________ Jamie Hardt, MPSE http://www.soundepartment.com/ (Reference to a particular tool in the foregoing should not be regarded as an endorsement.)

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