Best, Cheap 4-6tb gaming hardrives

Discussion in 'Computer Hardware' started by AllTerrainOutlaw, Jul 14, 2017.

  1. AllTerrainOutlaw

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    So my 1tb hard drive is getting a little filled, and I'm saving for a bigger drive. I'm looking for a good drive that doesn't die after 6 months of use. The storage space im looking for is 4-6tb. OS is windows 7
     
  2. Michaelflat

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    literally anything, but i would recommend Toshiba, the T300 has capacity from 1TB-3TB and X300 3TB-6TB i think, they are nice drives and will last a long while i reckon. and they are cheap and fast
     
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  4. AllTerrainOutlaw

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    @Michaelflat should be fine i own a 1tb seagate and had no problem
     
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  5. nolotank

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  6. AllTerrainOutlaw

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    @nolotank i thought the pro came with data recovery and a 5 year warranty
     
  7. nolotank

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    I'll let you decide if their data recovery and warranty is worth $75. I am inclined to think outside services would cost less...
     
  8. 1UZ-FE

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    If you want massive gains in speed from your storage, get a pair or more of the same SSD and RAID them
     
  9. nolotank

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    He's looking for 4-6 terabytes. A 4tb SSD is around $1500. And you are suggesting several? I don't think that's realistic. Maybe it works for you with small SSDs, but this guy is looking for capacity.
     
  10. AllTerrainOutlaw

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    well i went with the non pro model that @nolotank suggested amazon app said there was a newer one but hardly any info was posted about it
     
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