QUOTE(myroy @ Jan 25 2014, 09:46 AM)
my green 2 tb seagate died already...
lot of data inside...
anyone know how to get back my data inside..?
Died in what way? Unable to detect? No spinning (power)?
It all depends on what way it died, if it's still accessible using device manager, possibility will be high, but if there's no power at all then you have to seek professional helps also means you have to give advance ang pao (big big one).
QUOTE(HMMaster @ Jan 25 2014, 10:09 AM)
http://lifehacker.com/the-most-and-least-r...ands-1505797966Ok, based on YOUR experience, which brand is more reliable? Need to get one soon... For me, I've been Seagate user for the past 10 years...
No reliable in my dictionary, at least in my experience, all brands die on me no matter how careful I use them.
Reliable = Redundancy + Backup.
QUOTE(Sky.Live @ Jan 28 2014, 09:42 AM)
i heard some tictic noise from my computer.. guess it's time to change my harddisk.. any recommendations?
has been using samsung faithfully over the years.
need around 2gb. speed doesn't matter much as my maindrive would be a SSD.
reliability>price>performance
thank you
2GB? I assume you want 2TB.
When it's ticking, do you perform any activity on that hard disk? Reading/writing files?
If the ticking is loud and clear then probably it's mechanical failure, try to turn it off (unplug SATA power after off PC) until you find any sort of backup solution to backup all the data inside (use cloning fastest) then send for warranty? or continue use and see how it dies...
If you want Samsung, then go for Seagate, Seagate already acquired Samsung.