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How Old is Your Working Hard Drive?

Your working Hard Drive age 57 members have voted

  1. 1. I have a working Maxtor that is:

    • < 1 year old
      20%
      9
    • 1 - 2 years old
      11%
      5
    • 3 - 5 years old
      22%
      10
    • > 5 years old
      42%
      19
    • N/A
      4%
      2
  2. 2. I have a working Seagate that is:

    • < 1 year old
      24%
      11
    • 1 - 2 years old
      15%
      7
    • 3 - 5 years old
      24%
      11
    • > 5 years old
      28%
      13
    • N/A
      6%
      3
  3. 3. I have a working Western Digital that is:

    • < 1 year old
      13%
      6
    • 1 - 2 years old
      17%
      8
    • 3 - 5 years old
      28%
      13
    • > 5 years old
      33%
      15
    • N/A
      6%
      3

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  • Author

I have a 40 Gb Maxtor on my older computer that's about 4 years old. The Maxtor HDD is about 5 years old and no sign of dying yet. I think it's a myth about certain brands being bad.

I have a 16 Gb Seagate that I found from a salvaged PC that still works in my HDD enclosure.

I have a 2 Gb Maxtor from another salvaged PC that still works in my second HDD enclosure.

However, I think I killed my newer 200 Gb Maxtor HDD by jamming it twice in my system trying to fit it in my bay. (This is why I created this poll.)

Now I understand that all that noise my system was making was the HDD vibrating so much. I never had any data corruption.

Now, the system does not make that much noise.

Anyway, I still trust Maxtors. And of course, Maxtor was bought by Seagate.


  • 2 weeks later...
  • Author

Good questions....

Other than the one that I damaged myself (which was the reason for startign this post).... mine are still alive. Well... they're both < 1 year old....

Maybe, when one or both die, I will find this post and let you know. Hehe :-)

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