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| Thread ID: 58775 | 2005-06-11 16:42:00 | Gaming Computer: Good Parts? | MuzicManiac16 (8338) | Press F1 |
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| 363188 | 2005-07-02 19:29:00 | hmm, the WaveMaster looks pretty sleek... | MuzicManiac16 (8338) | ||
| 363189 | 2005-07-02 20:40:00 | Kandalf looks alright but, Cons: * Might be heavy for some * Tool-less PCI bracket won't allow the use of 2 slot video cards * Front door unlatches easily ...no SLI then? :eek: The Tsunami has a tool-less PCI bracket. I had an issue with my card when I got a 2 slot one, initially it was fine but after 1 month it played up and I think it had pushed it out just a tiny bit, so I took the tool-less part out. You can with that case, it allows you to remove it and just use the regular screw in arrangement. Kandalf may well be the same. Regards Maxtor - Seagate. All components can fail but I go by the failure rate. I've had a lot more Maxtors fail than Seagates and Seagates do have the 5 year warranty. On the whole I think they are the better brand. Quiet too. |
pctek (84) | ||
| 363190 | 2005-07-03 00:24:00 | I might have to switch to seagate for my next hard drive. I used to only buy Western Digital because they had the lowest failure rate when I built my first computer (about 5 years ago). Since then I've had 2 drives fail on me (1 was second hand so it wasn't unexpected, the other one was thankfully under waranty), and a few of my friends have had their WD drives fail. The ones that bought seagate are still going strong. I think WD only have a 3 year warranty aswell. |
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