New internal hdd 2tb

mohit_king

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planning to buy a new internal hard drive(2tb) .....
purpose-windows 7 64 bit will be installed on it....and use it for a lot of storage space as i am already using 2 1TB hard drives one is seagate and the other one is samsung...would like your advice on reliability
budget=100$-140$ or (6000-7000)rupees
config=
core i3
gtx 460 graphic card
gigabyte b75m-d3h

please also advice about the rpm and data transfer rate of the external drives to internal hdd( the one you advice about )
i already have two in my mind that are

WD AV-GP 2 TB Desktop Internal Hard Drive (WD20EURS)

WD Caviar Green 2 TB Desktop Internal Hard Drive (WD20EARX)

Seagate Barracuda 2 TB Desktop Internal Hard Drive (ST2000DM001)


 
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Green drives are good for mass storage of important data and backups and spin at about 5200RPM - not the fastest but usually have a good life span.

the other two drives are pretty much identical and will not perform differently.
Both spin at roughly 7200RPM which is pretty standard for a HDD.

A higher RPM usually means a better transfer rate.


Green drives are good for mass storage of important data and backups and spin at about 5200RPM - not the fastest but usually have a good life span.

the other two drives are pretty much identical and will not perform differently.
Both spin at roughly 7200RPM which is pretty standard for a HDD.

A higher RPM usually means a better transfer rate.


 
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okay that is actually what i want reliability because i have atleast 1.5 tb of just movies and television series .......videoplayback would be normal right............i keep my computer 24 hrs working.............does the wd av gp drive makes a lot of noise if i leave my computer just for downloading.....
 


Video playback will be fine. As I stated, these are used in DVR's (digital video recorders).

http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=150

I've never actually used one, but I've had friends that used them as replacement/expansion drives in their TiVo's and they said they worked fine.
 

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