Not true.
You'll need a motherboard with a Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) BIOS to support 2TB and above.


I'm not sure whether it can support or not.
I guess Intel Storage Controller drivers does play a part here.

Guys, having multiple times copying files over and over will cause some data loses?

Some of my movie files are corrupted or having some glitch during scenes time and also not to mentions mp3.

Don't encounter any bluescreen lately, but will keep that in mind. Thanks~

Not sure if I run it right ot not, I installed HDDScan and click on "SMART". Results were all green.


No, I didn't use any software. It was like a normal C&P.

Don't think anything to do with my specs, I guess.


Whenever I wanna do a clean format of my drive, I move out all files (movies, music, etc) to secondary internal HDD.
And when I copy back and watch some movie files, certain scenes will have random colored line bar (I can confirm that, cause my fren who copy from me, watched it perfectly fine) or that scene can't be played.

At least I know now, copying files over times won't cause any data loss.
Thx for the helps!

This post has been edited by Kr0ll3R: Jun 26 2012, 05:30 PM

Erm, that I not sure, cause I only realised when I cut/move back from the secondary HDD.
Eh sorry, should be Cut, not copy. But it's the same terms I guess, where I don't keep copies in my secondary HDD.

Other files in the 2nd HDD, doin good.

Is that a software to check a file error? That could come in handy. Thanks!

This post has been edited by Kr0ll3R: Jun 26 2012, 05:55 PM

Got it, thanks!
Will check it out. Plenty of infos~

This post has been edited by Kr0ll3R: Jun 26 2012, 06:22 PM

Just bought WD Blue 500GB yesterday and encounter the "Humming" sound issue.
At first I though it was the WD drive problem till I google up.

Looks like there's some "incompatibility" between Samsung Spinpoint and WD drive.
This guys had the same exact problem like me

If u google up "WD Humming", you could see alot of results relate to SS Spinpoint or vise versa.

Weird huh.

and thx to the power of google search, I found the solution to it (not quite, but it's better)

This post has been edited by Kr0ll3R: Aug 13 2012, 09:10 PM

In depth read, Some Say Samsung, Some Say WD

I used the last person post's method.
The humming sound is significantly lower unless u're in a complete closed room.

Not sure about Seagate.
Bought WD Blue 1 TB from PC Depot. (2 Years Warranty - First year shop covered)