QUOTE(pastacarbonara @ May 12 2013, 09:22 AM)
Is WD Green really that unreliable?
I have a 2TB WD Green purchased late last year which I plugged to my DLink NAS. No complains though. Or maybe I'm the sole user and I only power on the NAS during weekend. Plus I presume I'm not that aggressive on the read and write as the drive is shared out over wireless network. You know how the transfer speed is over wireless.

Earlier batch, i bought it right after green drive came out, and both showing abnormal smart status after a year of usage.
But aggressive head parking was actually not related to failure of the green hdd. my fault

Buy many of them still died anyway

QUOTE(mohdazuan @ May 12 2013, 12:07 PM)
i use SSD as a main drive and several daily tasks stored in the ssd
while big data such as games, movies, and software installer are stored in the HDD and located inside the HDD BAY. configured with hot plug, i simply disconnect the drive and turned it off while system is running when not using the drive

Aint no body got time for tat, i got 6 HDDs

Okay seriously, no really needed for hotplug lah, what if suddenly hand slipped and dropped your HDD? or accidentally killed the chip on the PCB because of electrostatic discharge? it's even worst lol
This post has been edited by 1024kbps: May 12 2013, 12:37 PM